Word: proportionate
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Dean Edsall states that the clinical branches of medicine are getting such a large proportion of the younger men in the profession, that in the laboratory branches "there is really a disturbing paucity of capable and well-trained instructors, and even of Seniors," and he fears that if things go...
3. I should certainly query as to whether those are logical inferences which you draw from the slight increase in the Socialistic vote polled at the November election. In proportion to the number of votes cast wasn't it really a diminution? The vote was really a severe disappointment to...
The blindness which occasions such delay is appalling and yet is well-known. The last days of any Congress are a heetic political scramble in which proportion and discretion are usually lost sight of. Indifference to vital interests has meant the indefinite postponement of too many bills. In the present...
"As for changes that should be made, one concerns the goal from touchdown. As it is now, the individual effort of one man, unopposed by the other team, scores one point. This is all out of proportion to the amount of work required to score six points by a touchdown...
Many dismiss the subject of "P. B. H." with a conscientious pecuniary donation. Not that financial assistance is unwelcome, but the ideals for which the Association stands should claim an interest leading to individual participation in its plans. Whoever devotes a proportion of his schedule to social service work will...