Sentence examples for commensurate benefit from inspiring English sources

Such a ban, he said, would make borrowing more expensive, "with no commensurate benefit in reduced systemic risk".

The bottom line is that ARRA will leave us with a legacy of substantially rising debt without a commensurate benefit.

"This multiplication and particularization of criminal behavior creates increasing complexity without commensurate benefit," the governor wrote in a veto message.

In vetoing the gifts bill, Brown wrote that it would be "adding further complexity without commensurate benefit.

The bill by state Sen. Kevin De Leon (D-Los Angeles), Brown wrote in his veto message, would be "adding further complexity without commensurate benefit".

Clearly when there is commensurate benefit in the investigation, the excess risk may be partly compensated as in the staging investigation, which may follow a positive barium enema.

People pay in while they are in work and receive commensurate benefits.

Tradable goods and services – from smart phones to call centres – become ever cheaper without commensurate benefits in well-being and quality of life for city dwellers in either Asia or California.

The current price of oil, for example, does not incorporate the value of energy independence, and with that the commensurate benefits to national security.

However, this promise was never fulfilled, as the cost of the royal retinue, the opulence of court and Richard's lavish patronage of his favourites proved as expensive as war had been, without offering commensurate benefits.

Assuming those conditions are met, the ambitious goals of personalized medicine, with its commensurate benefits, may one day be reached.