Sentence examples for commensurate emphasis from inspiring English sources
It has correctly sought to encourage the development of a healthy housing market, but so far its attempts, much in keeping with the approach of the UK government, have been mostly limited to assisting households purchase a new build, with no commensurate emphasis on existing homes.
Whilst, these two measures offer a more detailed exploration of subjective general well-being and include the psychological and social domains that were under-emphasised in the WHOQOL-BREF and the Euroqol, they suffer from the commensurate weakness of lacking emphasis on those physical aspects of well-being [ 17].
The right kind of focus and emphasis that will produce the right kind of outcome commensurate with our investment in education.Which level of education will you focus on?All levels.
The kind of response required would be commensurate with the circumstances and with the employee's ability, his training, and the means available to him at the time.' (Emphasis added). Quoted at 300 F.Supp., at 1322.
William rejected Bismarck's emphasis on security in Europe in favour of a flamboyant Weltpolitik (world policy) aimed at making Germany's presence abroad commensurate with her new industrial might.
Salary commensurate with experience.
But is there a commensurate societal concern?
Salary is commensurate with experience.
