Sentence examples for increased commensurately from inspiring English sources

About 50 people kill themselves every year on the tube, but the number has not increased commensurately with the vast increase in ridership in recent years, perhaps because people don't want to jump in front of a crowd.

They said that high malpractice premiums, coupled with payments from H.M.O.'s that have not increased commensurately, would force many of them to leave the profession or spend less time with each patient.

Expenditure on ESI procedures has increased commensurately (Deyo et al. 2009; Manchikanti 2004).

During this period of time, the Agency's budget has not increased commensurately with the rise in wildfire management expenditures.

This may be changing, however, as companies become more responsive to shareholder activism, and the potential of many Japanese companies to pay higher dividends has increased commensurately with their rising profits, as the Japanese economy tentatively recovers from its long slump.

Partly as a result, prices for blue-chip artists have risen meteorically -- many markets have doubled or tripled in the past two years alone -- and the dominance of a small group of high-end collectors has increased commensurately.

Unless incomes increase commensurately, that new buyer will be able to afford much less.

The larger the network of other telephone users, the more desirable owning a telephone becomes, because its utility, or value, increases commensurately [6, 34].

If we assume that survey costs increase commensurately with sample size, then for most projects two orders of magnitude is likely to be prohibitive.

When employers stop providing health insurance, workers' wages will increase commensurately.

Thereby, the regression analysis suggested that response latencies increase commensurately with increasing unit sum indicating that the carry effect seems to be determined by this continuous factor as well.