0 the fact of the proportion of different amounts changing so that as one gets bigger the other gets smaller --
It seems to me that the demands on local boroughs in many respects will be in inverse proportion to their capacity to pay for them.
In other words, the joy of the speculator was in inverse proportion to the vital needs of the nation.
It is that the need for ministerial resignations is in inverse proportion to the ease of persuading people that the underlying policy has changed.
The value of statistics is in inverse proportion to the delay between their publication and the period to which they relate.
The heckling is in inverse proportion to the intelligence of the contribution.
Surely it is high time that they were given a conscience payment, which should be paid according to the inverse proportion to the truth.
It points out that manoeuvrability is generally in inverse proportion to size.
One kind of experiment shows that the likelihood of a given subject behaving compassionately decreases in inverse proportion to the degree of hurry that subject is in.
