Sentence examples for commensurate damage from inspiring English sources

For decades they have been fighting an insurgency against the majority Burmans, and Hpa-an has suffered commensurate damage and isolation.

In April 1982, the outbreak of the Falklands war gave an immense boost to Mrs Thatcher and her government, and did commensurate damage to all the opposition: in May 1983, at the start of the general election, the SDP-Liberal Alliance stood at only 17.5% in the Gallup poll, against the Conservatives' 49% and Labour's 31.5%.

It will impose costs commensurate with the damage generate while at the same time providing a market signal that will reduce future damages.

Under the law, hackers and those who spread computer viruses can be fined a minimum of $2,350 and a maximum "commensurate" with the damage caused and can be imprisoned for up to three years.

We can start today by focusing on energy, by working to use less of it, and by demanding that carbon be taxed at a level commensurate with the damage it causes and the risks it imposes.

This effect increases longevity of liver-specific CD4+ T cells and thus promotes liver damage commensurate with autoimmune hepatitis.

Hundreds die on the tracks each year.Higher up the economic food-chain, the damage is commensurate.

Zeitels, who had barely heard of Vitale before treating him, said the vocal-cord damage was "commensurate and reflective of his career; nothing out of the ordinary".

Immunization with rBCG85C resulted in a substantial reduction in the lung (1.87 log10, p<0.01) and spleen (2.36 log10, p<0.001) bacillary load with a commensurate reduction in pathological damage, when compared to the animals immunized with the parent BCG strain at 10 weeks post-infection.

Glaucoma was defined as the presence of a repeatable visual field (VF) defect, commensurate with optic nerve damage.

Tumor cell adhesion to the peritoneum was increased commensurate with the elevated damage caused by dry-cold CO2 after insufflation and cancer cell injection.