Sentence examples for amounts commensurate from inspiring English sources

That made sense in the immediate aftermath of World War II, but by the 1960s Europe had recovered and should have spent amounts commensurate with the Soviet threat.

The ultimate result will be less full-time employment, in an amount commensurate with the size of the tax or subsidy.

If (n tau_{c} > tau_{a}), then before the next time step the simulation re-sizes the MPI groups to increase C and decrease M, by an amount commensurate with the length of the time spent waiting for both groups to synchronize.

Employers opting in to the Cuomo plan would likely respond to the new state-level payroll tax by reducing their employees' gross pay by an amount commensurate to the new tax they would shoulder.

Cerebellar GFAP increased by a modest amount, commensurate with the changes in promoter activity and mRNA.

In accordance with institutional ethics protocols, nurses provided informed consent and were remunerated for their participation with an amount commensurate with their hourly wages.

These days, Ms. Gray said, Gercole brings home two or three hours of homework nightly, an amount more commensurate with her goal of being a pediatrician.

Rachael Power, a Shell spokeswoman told VICE News the amount was commensurate with the stake held by Shell in a joint venture with some other oil companies, including the Nigerian National Oil Company, Nigerian Agip Oil Company, and Total.

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.

VGE can be seen in large amounts without any commensurate manifestation of decompression injury (Nishi et al. 2003).

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.