Sentence examples for have changed commensurate from inspiring English sources

"Clergy's salaries have changed commensurate to the fact," she said, noting that instead of receiving housing in a parsonage, rabbis were encouraged to buy homes.

The crisis has changed the balance of power in Europe, giving Germany and its north European allies a superior say in euro zone decision-making that is commensurate with their credit ratings, while making southern states weaker and more dependent.

"Unless we are willing to have a commensurate change in benefits, then we shouldn't do it.

They have also changed House rules to ensure that all increases in spending are offset by commensurate cuts, rather than increases in tax.

In the two years since Broad took charge of MOCA, he has rebranded the museum as "MOCA New," and he has made commensurate changes.

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

And management experts say that that has to change if women are going to be represented in the top jobs at a level commensurate with their numbers and talent.

The car's brakes have received a commensurate upgrade.

DIAMONDS, sparkling under an African sun, have an allure commensurate with their high price and beauty.

Moreover, other shows with substantial online buzz did not have commensurate Nielsen ratings.

Features have taken a commensurate step upwards, too.