Sentence examples for proportionately so from inspiring English sources
It is blatantly unfair that women racers should earn proportionately so much less than their male counterparts and face instability that they don't.
It doesn't allocate seats proportionately, so there's no guarantee that a party that is the first choice of, say, one-fourth of the national electorate will end up with anything close to one-fourth of the national legislature.
With 28 delegates at stake, North Dakota also illustrates the strategy: the Paul campaign estimates that it will cost just $500,000 to run an effective campaign there, and delegates are awarded proportionately, so even if they do not finish first they could walk away with a decent allotment.
As you've pointed out, not since the mid-'30s has there been proportionately so much cash.
Application spectrum of shape memory alloys (SMA) is expanding rapidly and proportionately so is the engineering demand for superior materials.
The rest are weighted proportionately so that someone who answers 10 gets the most weight and someone who answers five gets the least.
The standard error in MRGlucMAX is also greater than that in MRGluc, but proportionately less so, and so we get an overall reduction in COV of 15.5%.
That exaggeration allows its members to claim that eliminating the income tax is, proportionately, not so big a deal after all.
Above all, they were numerous, at times proportionately more so than any European nation except the Irish and perhaps the Norwegians.Mr Devine explains all this with a masterly breadth of knowledge and an admirable absence of hyperbole.
Yet the fact that the Civil War was seen as uniquely horrible not predictably horrible, à la Schantz, or proportionately not so horrible after all, à la Neely points toward a feature of our moral modernity that this war helped usher in.
Yet the fact that the Civil War was seen as uniquely horrible — not predictably horrible, à la Schantz, or proportionately not so horrible after all, à la Neely — points toward a feature of our moral modernity that this war helped usher in.
