Sentence examples for degree commensurate from inspiring English sources
With these weapons, he said, "the war on terrorism is escalated to a degree commensurate with the threat posed by terrorism".
With ratings well in excess of free-to-air A-League offerings, how long will it be before corporate sponsors back the women's national side to a degree commensurate even with local men's sides?
Correct predictions, failing to invalidate the model, do strengthen the confidence in the model but only to the degree commensurate with the comprehensiveness of the particular prediction.
In contrast the specificity of antibodies to neuropeptides and other cellular constituents are rarely indicted to the same degree, commensurate with the diverse, largely structurally non-conserved nature of GPCR ligands compared with the often, high amino acid homology between different GPCR subtypes.
They pay high rents on low pay, even if they have a degree and the commensurate debt such self-improvement now entails.
This seems to be the initial turn-off when western feminism comes to the rescue, the blanket assumption that the victim has no volition nor can respond to adversity with the commensurate degree of outrage because she is so accustomed and desensitised to her own subjugation.
But perhaps what would make the biggest difference would be a recognition that the impact of climate chaos is likely to be greater than any military threat we have ever faced and therefore demands a commensurate degree of urgency and political will.
The Germans had not achieved a degree of success commensurate with their exertions.
The Germans did not achieve a degree of success commensurate with their exertions on this date.
Psychologists, education researchers, and parents have argued in favor of reduced homework loads, to alleviate the mental strain that an excessive amount of homework causes without it clearly providing a commensurate degree of educational benefit.
DNA methylation was altered, with the degree of change commensurate with severity of neural tube defect [ 34].
