proportionally

Practically, it's impossible to maintain one without a proportionally large team that can spend proportionally big amount of time.

The further you get from its Germanic and Latin roots, the proportionally less sense a rough translation makes.

To make the matter proportionally twice as bigger compared to water, one needs to divide water by twice.

By eliminating wage slavery, only those that are compensated proportionally to the risks will take on the work.

Electoral votes per county isn't really all that close to population-weighted; electoral votes are not apportioned proportionally to population.

So people with low income would benefit proportionally more because the before and after difference is larger percentage wise.

Within level it varies by +/- $10k in base, and there are proportionally fewer women at Senior SWE and higher levels.

Another issue, it is proportionally harder to execute a larger portfolio than a smaller one.

Debt makes the net operational costs higher; if you wipe it out in bankruptcies, the total industry production costs will fall proportionally.

Consider that if you're more productive than average, it is very unlikely your employer will pay your salary proportionally to your productivity.

If mainly income is taxed, then the rich get (proportionally) more votes.

Do you think they are really under-represented, or simply proportionally represented?

Define "regressive" because when I google it I get "(of a tax) taking a proportionally greater amount from those on lower incomes".