Sentence examples for commensurately small from inspiring English sources

By force of circumstance, the cult has remained contained: "Fräulein" had its premiere on the tiny stage of Joe's Pub, which holds commensurately small audiences.

The extra day may be a small addition to the quarter (it made it 1.11% longer), allowing a commensurately small addition to GDP (1.0989 extra widgets).

However, the engineered osmoprotectant levels are generally low and the increases in tolerance commensurately small.

It should be noted that overall mean effect sizes across the day for SKAMP-D and the other SKAMP and PERMP measures were calculated in the model-based system and included all appropriate assessment values for all time points, so variance of these calculated means is commensurately small.

The singer-songwriter has made umpteen hugely acclaimed but commensurately small-selling albums with his former groups – the Broken Family Band and the Singing Adams – and this solo debut is as glorious as any of them.

The benefits have been commensurately smaller.

Iceland has a population of 300,000 compared with Britain's 60m; its national output and fiscal resources are commensurately smaller.

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?

For the most part, they are associated with small catchments, and the excavated basins are commensurately modest, with capacities under a hundred thousand cubic yards.

"Resilience" takes this as a given and is commensurately humble.

The relative power of the United States is commensurately diminished.