Sentence examples for so proportionately from inspiring English sources

And she suggested on Saturday that if a group on one side violated the agreement, then the other side could do so proportionately.

"What's happened is airfares have become cheaper, so proportionately taxes have gone up," said Joakim Karlsson, a professor of aviation policy at Daniel Webster College, who heads the project with Amedeo R. Odoni, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Mrs. Clinton's plan also rests on a vague and potentially uncontrollable means of enforcement: If one side breaks the ban with an ad, the other is entitled to do so "proportionately" -- that is, by spending the same amount of soft money for an ad of its own.

The riots happening now are the result of Cincinnati not responding to change.' Although the mayor Charlie Luken is no Rudy Giuliani and admits to 'a serious race relations problem', there are few northern cities in which blacks are so proportionately unrepresented in the police or government.

So proportionately, they generate quite a lot of all paid device installs," Koekkoek adds.

"Of course Manchester have a little bit more income than us in terms of the airport, so proportionately we are definitely worse off.

But he has to do so discriminately, proportionately and within the law of the land.

So I get proportionately more e-mail, guest essays and comments about "the bad stuff".

It is blatantly unfair that women racers should earn proportionately so much less than their male counterparts and face instability that they don't.

Families have been getting smaller for decades, so there are proportionately fewer children in developing countries than there used to be.

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.