The "finest wines known to humanity", as Withnail memorably intoned, will often, like anything of good quality, also carry a commensurate price tag.
"The government must now work closely with the international community to ensure that North Korea pays the commensurate price for the latest nuclear test," President Park Geun-hye said in a statement.
I have had several thousand clients in my 25 years in business, and the vast majority are interested in getting a quality product at a fair price, and the rest are interested in getting a quality product fast and at a commensurate cost.
Suspending federal and state gas taxes, however, would not necessarily lead to a commensurate drop in prices.
Hauled from the sand and mud seabeds of coastal Europe and North Africa (and mostly sold out of the Netherlands now), then shipped by air to the United States, the fish commands prices commensurate with the journey and the power of its name.
If just one supplier lowered its prices commensurate to the tax reduction in order to attract more customers, competitors would either be forced to follow or lose market share.
The good part is, the Yankees plan to lower ticket prices commensurate with their payroll cuts.
As with Baker's Chocolate, these reductions did not come with commensurate reductions in price.
A dirt-level ode to the borough, it is offered at a price commensurate with Brooklyn's aspirational branding profile — $24 — and sealed with vegan-friendly, soy-based wax.
Those who bought $250 tickets for Extra Mooga, the V.I.P. section of the festival, received refunds after organizers acknowledged that the experience was not commensurate with the price tag.
