Sentence examples for commensurate demand from inspiring English sources

This shift means more jobs in the suburbs, and the jobs create a commensurate demand for housing.

But toward the end of the 17th century, there was a growing interest in beautifying houses and laying out gardens and squares, with a commensurate demand for balconies, staircases, and garden gates.

Mammalian species span several orders of magnitude in terms of body weight, with commensurate demand on insulin and hence total endocrine pancreatic mass.

Once certain Read coded diagnoses were entered into the EPR the patient became part of the 'denominator population' for a range of QOF targets, with commensurate demands on the organisation to meet these (or risk forfeiting financial incentives).

Absent a commensurate increase in demand, this productivity growth gives you an excess supply of labor.

Bulging populations, especially in urban areas, demand commensurate upturn in food resources.

The threat posed by the creeping virulence of nationalistic populism demands commensurate attention.

Moreover, maps are commensurate with the demands of internet communication and traditional broadcasting media: both ask for visualizations and a simple "language," and they both promote a visual trend that is also evidenced, for example, in the growing number of pictorial representations in online communication (for example, icons).

The filmmakers, Ilisa Barbash and Lucien Castaing-Taylor, compiled their footage over three years, and they are right to demand a commensurate patience from the audience: they hold the camera on a ruminating beast, or a noisy shearing, dare you to get bored, wait for you to grow hypnotized, and then, just as you enter a sort of trance, abruptly cut.

to commensurate equivalent food grain demand.

The report's "highest priority recommendation," a doubling of federal research funding, could create a "commensurate increase in the demand for researchers".