Sentence examples for proportionately little from inspiring English sources

The reports have been given proportionately little space or promotion, and there were obvious sins of omission.

Proportionately little attention has been given to objective consideration of the potential advantages of integrating both abstinence and nonabstinence goals as part of a comprehensive continuum of treatment for clients with alcohol problems.

But there has been ample evidence of the immense effect of air bombardment that is concentrated, not on a vast area of city roofs, on which it can make proportionately little impression, but upon the relatively few roads, bridges, and railways that supply an enemy front.

"Americans have taken too much pride and proportionately too little interest in their frame of government," Mr. Kammen writes.

People in America are less healthy and die sooner than in Britain, which proportionately spends little more than half as much on its health care.

The blank experiments (DB-1 and DC-1) yielded faster and more asphaltene deposition compared with neat oil (Table 3), and upon application of DC potential, the rate of deposition and quantity of deposits (on anode) increased proportionately with little or no deposition on the cathode loops (Fig. 4a through 5d).

You each should then proportionately contribute just a little bit more than what is needed to cover your expenses into your joint checking account.

Likely, a little bit, but not proportionately to the wage increase, since frontline labor is not their largest cost.

In other words, there is little high grade ore and proportionately much more low grade ore available.

Proportionately speaking, amateur construction appears to have contributed little to the general damage.

There is little evidence that quality of care has proportionately improved, 2 yet the burden on healthcare resources has substantially increased.