Sentence examples for commensurate decline from inspiring English sources

A large increase in early cancers would be balanced by a commensurate decline in late-stage cancers.

Strength No. 1 is the job market, specifically the increase in jobs and the commensurate decline in unemployment.

Most tellingly, the sharp shooter's three point percentage dipped from 43% in 2013/14 to 34%, with a commensurate decline in points per game.

There has been no commensurate decline in physical activity, in either country – in the UK, exercise levels have increased over the last 20 years.

He added, however, that he didn't anticipate a commensurate decline in L train interest: "There's a reason it's in more demand than the JMZ, and I don't think two years is long enough to flip that," he said.

Devolution has, however, been accompanied by a detectable rise in the proportion of people north of the border who proclaim themselves to be Scots, not British, and a commensurate decline in the proportion who call themselves British.

The demographic hypothesis suggests the relative number of offenders decreased, which suggests commensurate declines in rates of all crime types should occur.

There will be significant reductions in the relative incidence of undernourishment (percentage of population affected), but these will not be translated into commensurate declines in the numbers undernourished because of population growth.

Commensurate with the decline in labor's share of income, the share taken by owners of capital has gone up.

That gives the unions plenty of time — probably more time than justified — to negotiate new contracts and demand a rise in wages commensurate with any decline in health benefits.

Beckford's view was typical: for many of Turner's contemporaries, his late paintings were taken as evidence of artistic decline, commensurate with his age.