Sentence examples for commensurately large from inspiring English sources

A very large forcing, meanwhile, should produce a commensurately large — and obvious — effect.

You needed a large wallet, too, and a commensurately large kitchen.

So could high volumes of running and the commensurately large amounts of neurogenesis in the hippocampus produce anxiety?

The intensities of the traffic carried on each link, and the link capacities, are assumed to be commensurately large.

Because the amounts of money football clubs are spending are now so enormous, and the potential debts are commensurately large, even very rich men can take fright.

If you're equipped, the thinking goes, you are by definition prepared, and given that there's no life event for which we feel more flailingly unprepared than the arrival of a first baby, logic dictates that the best form of preparation is a commensurately large shopping expedition.

Are American doctors' offices commensurately larger than Canadian ones?

The supporting performances are commensurately larger, too, with the unctuous movie producer Saul Kimmer Philip LeStrangee, replacing Robert Lupone) as bizarrely silky as Liberace.

His argument rests on the fact that as Ferrante's success grew, payments to a German translator who worked for the house became commensurately larger.

And it also suggests anecdotally that cleantech exits on average are commensurately larger.

In such situations, catch rates necessary for making a profit are only reached by using a commensurately larger amount of netting.