Sentences with phrase «day out of proportion»
But what about the many patients I have seen whom only drink small to moderate amounts and experience reactions the following day out of proportion to how much alcohol they consumed the previous day?
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Latterly his zeal assumed such tremendous proportions that, like a madman, he would race, the whole day, up and down the streets of the town, throwing his stick high up into the air, and shriek out, all the while, at the top of his voice, «Ali!»
As the pro Biafran protests grow out of proportion by the day, the Inspector - General of Police, IGP Solomon Arase has issued a stern warning to MASSOB and IPOB activists to stop threatening public peace or face the full weight of the law.
You'll find that the right combination of fats, carbs and proteins in the right proportions spread out equally throughout your day will stabilize your blood sugar and hormones, increase your body's fat burning and metabolism and provide the boost in energy you need to move on to the next step...
I guess what I'm trying to say is, better graphics were imment for games from day one, but the other companies took it way out of proportion in terms of what people can afford, the actual known value of the console, and what it can do.
It turns out that the proportion of non-selling indies in the «long tail» is actually no higher than the proportion of indies among books selling at least one copy a day.
As Nikolaus Pevsner points out in his discussion of the French Academy in the 17th and 18th centuries, the transmission of the artistic profession from father to son was considered a matter of course (as it was with the Coypels, the Coustous, the Van Loos, etc); indeed, sons of academicians were exempted from the customary fees for lessons.8 Despite the noteworthy and dramatically satisfying cases of the great father - rejecting révoltés of the 19th century, one might be forced to admit that a large proportion of artists, great and not - so - great, in the days when it was normal for sons to follow in their fathers» footsteps, had artist fathers.
As Nikolaus Pevsner points out in his discussion of the French Academy in the 17th And 18th centuries, the transmission of the artistic profession from father to son was considered a matter of course (as it was with the Coypels, the Coustous, the Van Loos, etc); indeed, sons of academicians were exempted from the customary fees for lessons.8 Despite the noteworthy and dramatically satisfying cases of the great father - rejecting révoltés of the 19th century, one might be forced to admit that a large proportion of artists, great and not - so - great, in the days when it was normal for sons to follow in their fathers» footsteps, had artist fathers.
«Giuseppe Valona, the model, a man of fine proportions, weary one day of posing in the studio, threw himself back, stretched out his arms and gave a great yawn.
The World Bank came out with new numbers on global poverty last week --- and they were full of good news: The proportion of people living on a less than $ 1.25 a day has halved since 1990.
I was reading Adam Smith the other day and he (even then) pointed out that a large proportion of the technical improvements of production were made by the workers — menial pointless work makes us want to make it less pointless!
Suffice it to say that the verbal spat was quite out of proportion to whatever was the crime that had been committed... The condemnation in fact continued for some days afterwards with a rash of fairly rude e-mails... demanding that I apologize for bringing disrepute to the IPCC process and to the scientific personnel associated with it.
Reach shows the proportion of searchers that went to your site from search engine listings out of all users who searched for the term during the last 30 days.
Both phones are good for a day's use, topping out at between 4 to 5 hours of screen - on time per day, depending on the proportion of time you're on LTE.
Family day care is the most common out - of - home child care arrangement for infants, but the proportion of infants in center care is steadily increasing (Hofferth and Phillips, 1987).
Relative to the Reach Out and Read evaluation, there was a smaller increase in the proportion of HS intervention families versus control families that reported favorable reading activities (54 % vs 59 % of HS children looked at / read books at least once per week outside of school; 46 % vs 78 % of Reach Out and Read families read to their child ≥ 3 days each week).