Arguably, the extent to which newspapers reflect the public discourse and influence the public discourse is commensurate with at least the extent to which their physical printed copies reach into the hands of readers12.
It is not uncommon for employees in their late 40s and 50s to find themselves at risk of redundancy, says Kerry Garcia, partner at law firm Stevens & Bolton: "It often takes employees in this age bracket longer to find another job at commensurate pay, which is stressful when their outgoings are higher, too".
That said, the company's business model, a play that removes middle players to help it deliver a superior or commensurate luxury good at lower price points, is interesting.
In superconducting thin films, engineered lattice of antidots (holes) act as an array of columnar pinning sites for the vortices and thus lead to vortex matching phenomena at commensurate fields guided by the lattice spacing.
The lack of action from the DOE and the Mayor to address and rectify FSF inequity clearly shows the students of Brooklyn Tech that they are not considered commensurate with those at other specialized high schools.
4 7 While demand is expanding, resources, both financial and human, to meet these demands are not expanding at commensurate rates.
We found that P100 is also expressed at various developmental stages of postnatal kidneys at levels commensurate to that of CTF: it deceased with the postnatal age and became undetectable at P21 (Figure 1Bii, iii).
Eight of the above studies made some attempt to examine whether the reductions in suicide at the sites in question were associated with any commensurate increases in suicide at alternative sites in the given city.
Anthony Martial came at a commensurate cost but marked his 20th birthday by enduring an eighth consecutive game without a goal.
They see their blood spilled, their money wasted, and they see no results at all commensurate with the fearful outlay".
