Sentence examples for commensurate challenges from inspiring English sources

Increasing the strength of the static magnetic field is an effective method to improve SNR, yet this comes with commensurate challenges in RF coil design.

However, there is a commensurate challenge in developing the necessary expertise to implement MEAs in K-6 classrooms.

And there was no commensurate implicit challenge to organized labor, which both Clintons and Obama have tangled with in the past.

Elections are increasingly meaningless, at least in terms of producing results commensurate with the challenges facing the country.

One member of the shadow cabinet says: "There is this unresolved question whether to keep our mouths shut and work on the assumption that governments lose elections or whether we come up with big ideas commensurate to the challenges of our time".

Is the response commensurate with the challenges facing the industry?

"Our failure to do something in size and scope commensurate with the challenges we have at hand, will find ourselves worse off than we are now," Gibbs concluded.

Despite improvement over time, the preparation that teachers receive is more guided by ideology than evidence, and is not commensurate with the challenges that teachers face.

The new conditions that arose in Egypt in 2011 require a new response from U.S. policy commensurate to the challenges facing Egypt after four years of political turmoil.

Appropriate historical models from which to derive a course of action commensurate to the challenges that confront us do not exist.

These new and very visible threats are igniting a fresh grassroots call for more action that is commensurate with such challenges in ways the existing laws seem unprepared to address.