Sentence examples for proportionately larger from inspiring English sources

Identifying proportionately larger cost categories may help focus cost control efforts.

These results indicate a proportionately larger chest may be a protective factor in cervical spine fractures.

When total American output goes up, each individual quota gets proportionately larger.

That is proportionately larger, at 12.7% of GDP, than the comparable exposure of Germany's banks.

In addition, females often have a proportionately larger head, which may be associated with a heavier diet of mollusks.

But since the beginning of this century, Americans have consistently embraced the principle that calls for the wealthy to pay proportionately larger shares of their income in taxes.

A seven-minute train gets a proportionately larger cushion: it is "on time" if it shows up within 10 1/2 minutes.

Military spending, at 4.9% of GDP already proportionately larger than in India, the US or Britain, has recently increased by 15% - despite the peace process with India.

If the moves prove successful, it will result in a proportionately larger number of non-white people on boards compared with the current profile of the population.

The government also promoted communications indirectly by educating the citizenry to an unprecedented extent, thus creating a proportionately larger number of readers than Europe had.

Body size reduction in mammals is accompanied by only a moderate reduction in brain size, so that the brains of dwarfs are proportionately larger than those of giants.