Sentence examples for but commensurate from inspiring English sources
In a statement, the N.P.D. leadership called the latest attempt to ban the party "a foolhardy and stupid endeavor," while insisting they viewed it with "necessary seriousness, but commensurate calmness".
But the loss was hardly indicative of Mr. Granelli's season or his career, and, as he stated in the lawsuit, his salary was anything but commensurate with his lifetime achievements.
Specifically, our data show that the rate of independent evolution of tibia length is impeded by its correlation with body mass (and vice-versa), and that selection along the line of greatest genetic variance would allow for the most rapid, but commensurate, changes in body mass and tibia length.
Services have improved, but not commensurate to the cost.
Multiple drug immunosuppression has allowed the near elimination of rejection, but without commensurate improvements in longterm graft survival and at the cost of quality of life.
There is another possibility, however: that advances in medicine will lead people to live longer but without commensurate improvements in health.
We would be putting the right team in place to handle that component as well, but as commensurate with growth in that space.
The protections need not be extensive, but simply commensurate with the special "needs and exigencies of the institutional environment". Wolff, 418 U.S., at 555, 94 S.Ct., at 2974.
The early success of children's centres and their great popularity with parents led to the government's decision in 2007 to pursue 3500 children's centres, which involved around a five-fold increase in the number of children's centres over a 3-year period, but without commensurate increases in funding.
These are all very good ideas, but hardly commensurate with the deep crisis America's middle class is in.
Yes, there's unevenness, but we have to support those forces until their condition improves -- perhaps not to an American level, but one commensurate with a force that can meet any internal challenge".
