Sentence examples for commensurate impact from inspiring English sources

It even says: "If the hours spent do not have the commensurate impact on student progress, stop [doing] it".

Only the mozzarella originated in Italy.The Colombian exchange was the world's biggest-ever movement of species, and had a commensurate impact on the food supply.

With a firm grasp of contemporary medical understanding, she emphasizes the war's extraordinary opportunities and commensurate impact on the orthodox profession.

The result is more clouds but less rain than usual, with commensurate impacts on water supplies and agriculture.

Economists estimate that this second installment will have an even smaller impact, commensurate with its size.

Faced with painful cuts, marketing chiefs quickly look for bargains, hoping to avoid a commensurate loss of impact in the marketplace.

Seven of the largest development organisations in the UK (Oxfam, Christian Aid, Action Aid, Cafod, World Vision, Tearfund, Save the Children) now have a combined income of more than £1bn, but is their influence and impact commensurate?

He has also sought to have an impact commensurate with what he feels his wealth can accomplish, one that his local news site, Honolulu Civil Beat, couldn't satisfy.

Until it does, the Europeans have the right to impose sanctions (ie, tariffs) commensurate with the impact of this illegal subsidy.The level of permitted retaliation will be somewhere between $1 billion and $4 billion.

However, the huge amount injected for the purpose is not producing a commensurate output and impact expected.

In thinking about 'markers' to delineate the start of the Anthropocene, the footprints of human-induced hazards on the Earth surface are commensurate with humanities impact on the Earth system per se.