If that cost gets passed along, it would increase produce prices commensurately, and making the most healthful foods in our diet even a little more expensive is tough on the consumers least able to afford them.
For whatever reason, Chinese objects such as bronzes and ceramics have always been more popular in the West and their prices commensurately higher than those of paintings.
Since the fund's launch in May 1987, the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond had fallen from 8.61% to 2.52% and bond prices rose commensurately.
People began to think that the US would surely drop this fool policy in the face of its manifest harms, concede the existing high-ish price level, and maybe even raise the official price of gold commensurately.
Real estate agents estimate that more than half of the property in Phoenicia is owned by part-time residents, and prices are climbing commensurately.
If we fail, at least it won't be because some bureaucrats made stupid decisions". These companies began to seek a new Holy Grail a business model so efficient that costs would radically shrink, prices would drop commensurately, and volume would soar.
But the price of targets was commensurately high so none of the mooted deals materialised.
In earlier days, the offerings, which were mostly modest, would have been greeted with commensurately modest prices.
As long as customers reward improvements that have commensurately higher prices, we take it as evidence that the pace of performance improvement has not yet overshot what customers can use.
The owners of Cocobay opened Hermitage Bay on Antigua's west coast last year, which works on the same principles - with a higher level of luxury, and a commensurately higher price.
Family-owned, known for transparent winemaking (such as limited influence of oak), small-production, long-term aging, with commensurately high prices, Biondi-Santi wines appropriately fall into the "cult" category for Brunello.
