Sentence examples for rise proportionately from inspiring English sources

Although wages are held down, profits do not rise proportionately, because tenant farmers outbid each other for superior land.

It established, as an empirical matter, that when average incomes rise, the average incomes of the poorest fifth of society rise proportionately.

As ( L_{2}^{m} ) increases, ( N_{2}^{m} ) must rise proportionately in order to keep the land labor ratio fixed.

The inflationary effect of immigration is attenuated (and potentially reversed) if ϕ< 1 and product demand does not rise proportionately with the size of the immigrant influx.

To preserve the ability for self-organization in the field of renewable energies, we derived the targets for 2020, 2030 and 2050 by assuming that the number of energy cooperatives should rise proportionately to the increase of the 'share of renewable energy in gross final consumption of energy' (indicator no. 10, see Table 1).

If a greater number of serious injuries are rescued alive, then although primary mortality (impact deaths) is low, the secondary mortality may rise proportionately (13).

Other indexes rose proportionately less.

Land values in the centre quadrupled, then octupled, and rose proportionately elsewhere.

The risk rises proportionately with the severity of sleep problems, increasing from 1.6 to 2.1 times the usual level.

As incomes have risen, proportionately less has been spent on food and clothing and more on items such as housing, transportation, health, and leisure.

Alzheimer's disease - in which certain parts of the brain waste away, leading to loss of memory and eventually dementia - is a good example of this, because the likelihood of getting it rises proportionately with age.