Sentence examples for commensurate progress from inspiring English sources

Its visual grandeur shows that 35 years of progress in special effects has not led to commensurate progress in cinematic quality.

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

"But, if the question is, 'Has the progress been commensurate with the need?' The answer is 'No.' " He also picketed David Susskind.

Anthony Martial and Raheem Sterling are a Premier League reality check at 66 and 62: close to £100m of talent (new TV deal prices) but with a position on this list more commensurate with their youth and progress.

As the day progresses, peak cognition occurs commensurate with maximal core body temperature.

The PACE study (PACE 2004) shows that primarily voluntary initiatives since September 11 have not yielded a level of progress on chemical plant security commensurate with the potential catastrophic consequences posed by terrorist threats.

Overlap between species found in the restored wetlands compared to the reference site has increased over time (currently 65 79% overlap); but is still not commensurate with the reference conditions, and in some cases, progress has slowed considerably.

Yet, progress in the social sector has not been commensurate with that in the economic sector and thus increasing disparities are of major concern.

Gujarat is one of the most economically developed states of India, but progress in the social sector has not been commensurate with economic growth.

Rapid progress towards making the lifetime of the resulting magnetisation commensurate with clinical utility is helping to secure this methods future.

He recommended instead a system in which teachers progress from teaching aide to doctorate-holding head teacher, with commensurate increases in pay.