Sentence examples for whatever proportion from inspiring English sources

The two styles can be experienced in whatever proportion and rhythm the diner desires.

Who we are appears to be a product of both nature and nurture, in whatever proportion they contribute, and nothing else.

By whatever proportion fact may have been coloured with myth in its image, Marseille undoubtedly forms a major element in the economic and social structure of France.

Android IT website The Register has more than 6m monthly readers, and now it's got a Windows Phone app for... Well, for whatever proportion of those people own Windows Phones.

But be warned: like the tonic in a gin and tonic, the soda in a fröccs will, thanks to its bubbles, speed the path of the alcohol (in whatever proportion) to the bloodstream.

But the cost of shifting whatever proportion of those 700,000-odd PlayBooks remain unsold out of the "channel" - wholesalers and retailers - is going to cost it dear over the next two quarters at least, as it revealed in its earnings call with analysts last week.

Cruelty and kindness, said Kingsley Amis, can be mixed in whatever proportions you wish, like coffee and milk.

And we know that sometimes (but we're really not sure how often), it may be possible for the court to attribute to parties an intention that they never actually had, to own the property in unequal shares or in whatever proportions are fair.

The company takes 30percentt of profits while the team gets the remaining 70percentt, split in whatever proportions they've negotiated.

Whatever the proportion, people want to be in Red Hook -- the villages of Red Hook and Tivoli and the hamlet of Annandale-on-Hudson are all part of the larger Town of Red Hook, total population 10,408.

But I think the show does demonstrate that whatever the proportion of jobless people there are on this street, there are enough to form a critical mass that establishes living on benefits as normal.