Sentence examples for is commensurately from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a commensurate manner; so as to be equal or proportionate; adequately; proportionately.
"Resilience" takes this as a given and is commensurately humble.
The relative power of the United States is commensurately diminished.
The synagogue is commensurately more modest but no less refined in concept or execution.
It is, commensurately, typically the most expensive ad vehicle each year.
Of course, if the net value of the company rises above that target, everyone's take is commensurately higher; if it falls, the reverse is true.
But AR is relatively unchanged, so width is commensurately increasing along with length.
The benefits have been commensurately smaller.
Turbulence in the channel was commensurately higher.
Ms. Bouder is cast to type in the electric "Rubies," and she should be commensurately fabulous.
Best of all, the lack of weight means the mounting hardware can be commensurately lean.
It takes a moment to realize that you are not obliged to be commensurately interesting.
