"We grew revenues and customer numbers across the business, subscriptions now account for a reasonable proportion of the business.
Or you can look at an entire country, and try to save a reasonable proportion of its forests.
In 1948, the educational reforms that came with the inauguration of the NHS required that a "reasonable proportion" of medical students were female.
But let it be exercised on standard works whose reputations are secure - or on unfamiliar ones whose demands bear some reasonable proportion to the resources available.
The consequences invited would bear [247 N.Y. 166]no reasonable proportion to those attached by law to defaults not greatly different.
With a reasonable proportion between natural and artificial oases, the suitable scales of each would be 3400.3 5100.5 km2 and 2266.9 3400.4 km2266.9 3400.4
Fats tend to retard the digestion of other foods; thus, meat with a reasonable proportion of fat remains longer in the stomach, delaying hunger and giving "staying power".
That's why I appreciated the CMJ piece I linked to earlier - while others have been losing their heads over one lost match, his piece was finely balanced and in reasonable proportion to England's problems.
Given that around one in four people are thought to suffer from mental health problems each year, it is pretty certain that a reasonable proportion of those who are mentally ill will end up practising science.
In 2014, South Africa's public protector's office, whose duties are to investigate official corruption and misconduct, concluded that Mr. Zuma had misused public funds for his Nkandla home and directed him to repay a "reasonable proportion," without specifying an amount.
A Worldpublicopinion survey in 2010 found that, asked for their estimate of the proportion of the US budget spent on foreign aid, the median guess was 25%; when asked what would be a reasonable proportion, the median opinion was 10%.
