Sentence examples for benefit commensurate from inspiring English sources

For there to be a net benefit, commensurate with the cost of resourcing the board, its members will have to be doers rather than talkers, willing to accept direction in relation to often unglamorous investigative, researching and writing tasks.

If the adaptation to standards is not expressly required by the project, it should be pondered by considering the expected safety benefits (e.g. increasing shoulder width of 0.2 m for adapting it to standards could be not necessarily related to a benefit commensurate to its cost).

If an activity does not provide benefit commensurate with the human and other resources used, decrease or stop the activity.

Tesco said Stewart would receive a basic salary of £750,000 and "standard benefits commensurate with his position".

The massive partnering efforts of US combat forces with ISF isn't yielding benefits commensurate with the effort and is now generating its own opposition.

But Mr. Zoellick said on Friday that he and Mr. Amorim were still at loggerheads over the idea of benefits commensurate with responsibilities.

The Bush plan, however, also would have reduced workers' future benefits commensurate with the taxes they diverted to personal accounts — a feature that helped defeat the proposal.

Until Bitcoin has benefits commensurate with its price, it will remain overvalued.

A career within the pharmaceutical industry is well-structured, with benefits commensurate with experience and effort.

Over the long run, it is reasonable to expect these publicly supported scientists to produce public benefits commensurate with the cost.

How else does one justify the provision of all benefits commensurate with lawful marriage to loving couples with dissimilar genitalia, while denying it to those whose preference in partnership is those of their own gender?