Considering how noble revisionist history can be, one would like to say that Jennings's last volume treats it commensurately, but it doesn't.
My wife, who has a pristine conscience, sleeps commensurately with it.
The government may try to intervene to prevent production from expanding commensurately; but it may not succeed.Even so, many industry watchers believe that China will once again become a net importer of aluminium.
(Emerson, during the run-up to Civil War, might've written something commensurately hysterical). It matches, too, the broader marketing trend derived from an initially subversive, currently stale genre of Internet writing of addressing younger consumers, and younger voters, with infantilizing language that verges, often, on contempt.
Final and efficient causation does not figure in mathematical demonstrations, but in any proper demonstration, Grosseteste thinks, the conclusion will not merely assign a predicate that belongs universally to its subject, but one that is commensurately universal with it.
It is therefore expected that the use of CAM in cancer patients will be commensurately higher than it is in western populations.
Of course, if the net value of the company rises above that target, everyone's take is commensurately higher; if it falls, the reverse is true.
It is, commensurately, typically the most expensive ad vehicle each year.
Let me put it this way: Wouldn't you gladly embrace a 50percentt increase in fuel efficiency, with its commensurately smaller carbon footprint, in any other sector of the economy?
The European Union said it would "react firmly and commensurately to defend our interests", while Canada said it too would take "responsive measures".
