Sentence examples for commensurate enough from inspiring English sources
"I don't think the BBC's response has been nearly commensurate enough," he says.
A lot of attention was given to on-camera talent but probably not enough commensurate attention to producing talent, and Jeff understands even more than I do how important that is-TV is a producer's medium.
The first with health care as a prime example—is that throwing money at a problem before nailing down the reforms needed to secure commensurate improvements is not enough.
He added that the earnings forecasts were falling sharply because it was not possible for the company to react quickly enough to cut costs commensurate with the change in revenue.
But within that trajectory there is undeniably room for public investments and a rethinking of how we both raise revenue and provide entitlement benefits that taps the best thinking in both parties -- and ultimately builds a consensus broad enough to drive change commensurate with the challenges we face.
The budget fight ultimately comes down to the fact that we don't have an economy large enough to generate tax revenue commensurate with the spending we have voted for.
Soon enough, he suggested, "the payroll will be commensurate with anything we've ever done, because we can do it".
I think that by the time I reached adulthood there was a general consciousness, at least in the West, that those who were affluent enough to have access to proper healthcare and commensurate amenities could anticipate four-score and more.
The result has been evidenced plainly enough by two millennia of global environmental degradation commensurate with mankind's growing dominance in the biosphere.
"The law school's physical plant was not commensurate with the quality of its faculty, and there wasn't enough money or room to expand," he said.
Moreover, I think deep down many people know they have not saved enough to support their lifestyles and/or that their lifestyles are not commensurate with their net worth and this is upsetting.
