Sentence examples for bit commensurate from inspiring English sources

"The changes regarding gays at the Times are a little bit commensurate with the situation with women here," says Times op-ed columnist Anna Quindlen.

"But, you know," he added, "I so wish that people who luxuriate in their First Amendment rights would take just one little bit of commensurate responsibility in enjoying those rights".

Worldwide regulatory demands for reduced fuel consumption and commensurate reductions in carbon dioxide production gives the fuel-efficient Renegade a bit of urgency, but Jeep says it has planned a compact but rugged crossover for years.

Law school has been in the news a bit lately, as the number of applicants declines and the difficulty of finding a six-figure salary commensurate with six-figure student loans has grown.

I want to keep knowledge of artist Mab Graves a bit off sides and out of the spotlight, for I know that when she gets the recognition -- and can command the commensurate prices -- she deserves, I as pithy, casual collector and fan won't have a chance.

But is there a commensurate societal concern?

Salary commensurate with experience.

Yet the privileges come without commensurate responsibility.

This is not commensurate with their ability".

Salary is commensurate with experience.

Stipends commensurate with hospital policy.