Sentence examples for just commensurate from inspiring English sources

Remuneration is not just commensurate with one's work, but also with the qualification, professionalism, and effectiveness of the worker.

In the space of just five years that number has mushroomed, and not just commensurate with the growth of the older cohort of our population but also -- and this is perhaps the most disturbing fact -- in terms of the proportion of the senior population who stare down hunger's menacing gaze.

Instead, Rodriguez has given the Yankees just one season commensurate with his compensation: 2008, the first season of his contract.

"A suspension of one season satisfies the structures of just cause as commensurate with the severity of his violations," Horowitz wrote.

"But, you know," he added, "I so wish that people who luxuriate in their First Amendment rights would take just one little bit of commensurate responsibility in enjoying those rights".

It is considered both ethical and just to compensate research subjects commensurate with their time, effort and level of risk for making a greater contribution to society than to themselves.

Thus, three non-covalent interactions: the hard core excluded volume effect of biomacromolecular crowding (the distances between inert biomacromolecular surfaces), hydration (2 to 4 water molecules) and screened electrostatic forces act over a commensurate distance of just below one nanometer.

This is a huge opportunity, but it carries commensurate risks.

His productivity is commensurate only with his stubbornness.

It adds, in conclusion, that the challenge for public policy in London is to foster cycling for all, "rather than just those whose social identifies are commensurate with being 'a cyclist'".

If just one supplier lowered its prices commensurate to the tax reduction in order to attract more customers, competitors would either be forced to follow or lose market share.