Sentence examples for the proper proportion from inspiring English sources

Sure, there was a candlemaking recipe describing the proper proportion of mutton tallow to beef tallow (three to one).

Together, in the proper proportion, they combine to create a thing so wonderful it seems as if it only could have come from the mind of Liz Lemon.

With respect to grade inflation, the issue is not easy to resolve: what is the proper proportion of As in academically elite institutions like Berkeley?

In addition, the optimal spraying parameter improves the corrosion resistance of the amorphous coatings obviously due to the proper proportion of porosity and amorphous fraction.

So the first thing to do is determine the proper proportion of new shares to existing shares using square footage as a basis.

The rye bread, faintly sour, perfumed with caraway seeds, lightly dusted with cornmeal, is as good as any rye bread on the planet, and Langer's puts about seven ounces of pastrami on it, the proper proportion of meat to bread.

George K. H. Coussmaker from around 1782 reasserts the proper proportions.

The hummus has no tricks up its sleeve other than fresh ingredients mixed in the proper proportions and a texture that's pure satin.

The purpose of the mashing operation is to (1) mix the proper proportions of grains, (2) increase the availability of the starch for enzyme action, and (3) convert the starches into fermentable sugars.

The simplest contains olive oil, wine vinegar, salt and pepper, whisked together in the proper proportions so that it is pleasantly tart but allowing the flavor of the oil to shine.

She is not the handiest person in a kitchen and felt out of place, she told me, when one day, the women began talking about the proper proportions for a milkshake.