Sentence examples similar to shift commensurately from inspiring English sources

I sent a high-handed email pointing out that "commensurately" and "commensurably" were not the same word.

The minimum SGR occurs at the fault termination and the leakage risk is commensurately higher.

Digby Jones, director-general of the Confederation of British Industry, complains about an avalanche of new employment regulations and says that in financial services, a vital sector of the economy, "we are fast becoming seriously over-regulated".Most important, the government is shifting resources on a large scale into the public sector, yet output has not risen commensurately.

— and commensurately more expensive.

Other costs dropped commensurately.

The benefits have been commensurately smaller.

Turbulence in the channel was commensurately higher.

Winning external stipend and tuition support reduces these requirements commensurately.

(I learned this after flipping through the commensurately overscale catalog).

The balance of power between the two men has shifted, and the chances of Mr Blair staying in power for more than a couple of years after the next election have fallen commensurately.But Mr Brown won't get away with it for long.

"Resilience" takes this as a given and is commensurately humble.