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So a woman's take home pay will always be proportionally less.

That is, proportionally, a 21 percent increase over the two years.

"Proportionally I get a very large amount of money for my district."

The female, though huge, appears proportionally to be about the same age.

Such traffic will increase proportionally with the number of participants.

If you look at all government policies, the rich pay most - in real terms and proportionally.

The number of the seats for each party is determined proportionally.

Since proportionally more whites are expected to vote, they could do well here.

But because they were much more numerous to begin with, proportionally the damage was less, just 10 percent.

The station grew proportionally with the industrial development of the area.

It also found that women had proportionally more promotions than would be expected.

It increases proportionally with the contribution a person made during their working age.

Women naturally have proportionally more fat in their bodies than men.

Also, because women are poorer than men, each dollar spent on them means proportionally more.

It was natural that he should exercise a fascination proportionally strong upon women.

The skull table, however, was proportionally small and is almost square in shape.

Then there are ways to proportionally adjust that for the details of other things.

The other half of the seats will be filled proportionally according to a separate party vote.

Europe's dependency on energy increases proportionally with the increase in its population.

One is that the bigger the event (up to about 3,000 people) the more it costs proportionally.

When more players come near each other, the number of bits per direction could proportionally scale down.

Note that they are not proportionally spaced along the surface.

If the projections drop, each department has to cut its spending plans proportionally.

For a given amount of energy involved, heavier objects go proportionally more slowly.

There has also been an increase in smaller size households that use proportionally more water.