Sentence examples for their proportionate from inspiring English sources

"The landlords wanted escalations and the tenants were supposed to pay their proportionate share of the increase," he said.

These people find prescribed salt restriction difficult, particularly in harsh economic times, when many must increase their proportionate intake of cheaper (but, alas, salted) processed foods.

He explained that the typical proprietary lease mandates that all shareholders pay their proportionate share of any special maintenance charge or assessment imposed by the co-op.

It seems to be a bit of a pattern that smaller parties tend to get a disproportionate amount of the blame for the bad stuff and not their proportionate share of the credit for the good stuff.

What is unique for owners of co-ops and condos is that they can include in their basis their proportionate amount of the money spent for buildingwide capital improvements, though there are some stipulations.

An open letter signed by 100 professors of obstetrics and gynecology predicted that free-standing clinics would be unnecessary if half of the 20,000 obstetricians in the country would do abortions for their patients, and if hospitals would handle "their proportionate share".

Lord West, Home Office minister, says he was "extremely proud" of the G20 police and the head of the Association of Chief Police Officers, Sir Ken Jones, called their response "proportionate".

Then, we correlated their predicted proportionate performance: (2) PPP = DPI 1 DPI 1 + DPI 2, where DPI i > DPI j and 0.5 ≤ PPP ≤ 1.

It added: "This does not mean preventing comedy or jokes about people in the public eye, but simply that such comments and their tone are proportionate to their target".

"[The government] cannot simply rely on international evidence … Until the Department can show greater consistency in its use of sanctions and demonstrate that their effectiveness is proportionate to their costs we cannot conclude that the Department is achieving value for money," the report said.

Blacks and whites are represented in their ranks roughly proportionate to their percentages in the general population, although Latinos are underrepresented.