Sentence examples for such a proportion from inspiring English sources

Why such a proportion pertains to so many examples is still a mystery.

Under this theory, his recovery for the work done was to be limited to such a proportion of $2,743 as 3,153 bears to 5,044, viz.

There were 1,254 shares that dropped in price and only 515 that gained, but traders said that such a proportion would normally correspond with a drop of 15 points or so in the Dow.

If Greece's external and internal imbalances have indeed reached such a proportion that a default is inevitable, it is not clear that Greece would be well served by delaying its day of reckoning.

The nonsuit was ordered upon the theory that the plaintiff could recover, for the work done, only such a proportion of the contract price as the fair cost of that work bore to the fair cost of the whole work required, and, in respect of the work not done, only such profit, if any, as he might have made by doing it for the unpaid balance of the contract price.

Ct. 876), or such a proportion of the whole value of the capital stock of a telegraph company as the length of its lines within a state bears to the length of all its lines everywhere, deducting a sum equal to the value of its real estate and machinery subject to local taxation within the state (Telegraph Co. v. Taggart, 163 U. S. 1, 16 Sup. Ct. 1054).

What did Tafsheen see growing up, what kind of life did she have to turn her into an anti-American killer of such a proportions.

Mathematical objects, such as a proportion, are both like and unlike material objects.

Rarely has cash been such a large proportion of the corporate balance sheet this late in an economic expansion.

A year is such a significant proportion of a young child's life.

Why? A. The reason is that such a small proportion of the cropland is involved.