Sentence examples for making commensurate from inspiring English sources

The survey results also come on the heels of a speech in Washington in which Bruce Babbitt, a former interior secretary, admonished the Obama administration for opening public lands to drilling without making commensurate conservation efforts.

Yet, and here's the rub, without making commensurate investments in resourcing its business in international markets….

A seven-page summary of the full bill, which appropriates $182 billion, says that legislators found money for the Webb telescope "by making commensurate reductions in other programs and institut[ing] several new oversight measures for JWST's continuing development".

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

We must also begin to understand the role of advertising in creating a "lack" within us, which means we will pay irrationally high amounts of money for things which don't have commensurate quality and ultimately make us unhappy.

There was general consensus that we need to strengthen the economic union to make it commensurate with the monetary union….

"We will inform our partners that we are in the process of reinforcing further our economic union to make it commensurate with monetary union," Mr. Van Rompuy wrote together with the European Commission president, José Manuel Barroso, in a letter last week.

The chart experts at Billboard predict that sales of Mr. Buble's album will drop sharply in the Christmas aftermath, and that the album will make a commensurate plunge on next week's chart.

The more important news was buried in the closing statement read by the soft-spoken president of the European Council, Herman Van Rompuy: There was general consensus that we need to strengthen the economic union to make it commensurate with the monetary union.

"The idea is to give the building more presence on the street and a more significant entrance, and to make it commensurate with other Class A buildings in the neighborhood," said Richard S. LeFrak, president of the Lefrak Organization.

The image of AARP as a money-making machine was sharpened during Mr. Novelli's tenure, from 2001 to 2009, when the organization greatly enhanced revenues and made a commensurate increase in advertising to sell an ever expanding range of products and services: AARP-branded health, home and auto insurance, credit cards, and cellphone and travel service discounts.