Sentence examples for a commensurate amount from inspiring English sources

Dortmund players surround the ref to make sure he adds on a commensurate amount of time.

The fund agreed to raise about $500 billion in new lending capacity if Europe would raise a commensurate amount for its own bailout fund.

The better-paid newcomers to the program would tend to add more taxes during their working years, but would not draw out a commensurate amount when they retired.

"The enemy has a vote here," Admiral Smith said, "and when he chooses to surround himself with civilians and then fire upon U.S. forces, our forces have no choice but to return a commensurate amount of fire.

All three have local plans which assume lots of growth, with a commensurate amount of land set aside.As a result, housing and commercial property costs much less than in nearby spots.

Kenneth E. Bentsen Jr., an executive vice president at the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, said provisions requiring some types of now-private transactions to trade through clearinghouses or exchanges "could raise transaction costs while not necessarily reducing risk in a commensurate amount".

She asks a lot of her readers, but offers a commensurate measure of herself.

Because mechanical space is not counted by zoning rules as floor area, that would technically have reduced the overall square footage of the building, thereby reducing the zoning bonus needed and, in turn, the commensurate amount of public space the owner is obliged to provide.

The dear old dinosaur days of walking and talking are not altogether gone, but DNA, cell-phone and computer data banks, social media — the Gambinos didn't post on MySpace, but the Latin Kings often do — and, especially, the proliferation of surveillance cameras have provided unimaginable investigative opportunities that require commensurate amounts of labor.

While we did not specifically draw participants' attention to their scores in the PVA condition, we would urge future studies in this area to more closely control the impact of feedback by either eliminating all access to feedback or providing commensurate amounts and quality of feedback across all training conditions.

The "voodoo" accusation arose from the claim that, because the policies would encourage people to work harder and businesses to invest more, a lot more taxable income would be produced, and the reductions in tax rates wouldn't lead to a commensurate reduction in the amount of tax revenues that the government collected.