Sentence examples for almost commensurate from inspiring English sources

"The Master" is wild and enormous, its scale almost commensurate with Lancaster Dodd's hubris and its soul nearly as restless as Freddie Quell's.

The film, he added, "is wild and enormous, its scale almost commensurate with Lancaster Dodd's hubris and its soul nearly as restless as Freddie Quell's.

But as Toronto pulled away in extra-time, Seattle fans were left contemplating not only a unique home advantage lost, but an almost commensurate one gained by TFC.

Still, Windows 8.1's growth feels sluggish when framed against Windows 8's almost commensurate drop.

The deal was a combination of stock and cash, which is unsurprising given that the total deal size is almost commensurate with the recent $34 million that Vox Media raised; when equity can be used to conserve short-term capital, companies such as Vox that are quickly growing can prefer to hold onto their cash.

For that money, as the accompanying charts show, the U.S. gets almost no commensurate advantage in overall health.

When it was replaced by sugar and refined starch, as it often has been, things were comparably bad both times (i.e., the adverse health effects of added sugar and of saturated fat from meats and dairy look to be almost stunningly commensurate).

Several of them believed that it should be a junior official whose rank would be commensurate with his almost laughably insignificant role.

In spite of extensive investigations of ethylene adsorbed on graphite, bundles of nanotubes, and crystals of fullerenes, little is known about the existence of commensurate phases; they have escaped detection in almost all previous work.

"Did we get back anything commensurate with the risk?" he asked almost rhetorically, before answering his own question.

These stability results are almost about the linear fractional differential systems with commensurate order (i.e., the fractional derivative order has to be an integer multiple of minimal fractional order [18]).