Sentence examples similar to spends commensurately from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gulotta said yesterday that he would scrutinize the Democratic revisions "for any excess or unnecessary spending in the budget, and if there is, I will exercise a line-item veto to reduce the spending and, commensurately, the tax rate".
At the Halifax, a large British bank, the audit committee's head now spends two days a week on his audit duties, and is paid commensurately.
With the UK's demographic profile changing in terms of age, ethnicity and faith – and spending power altering commensurately – the voices that can inject non-establishment insight are more crucial than ever to the survival and success of the industry.
Perhaps the most telling change, in the early episodes of the American "Being Human," is that it seems to spend a lot less time in the house and commensurately more time at work, in bars and in a new vampire club where the veins of good-looking women are offered up like stations on a buffet line.
Because the amounts of money football clubs are spending are now so enormous, and the potential debts are commensurately large, even very rich men can take fright.
Even if Canada has queues for some items are we getting anything commensurately superior to Canadian health care, given that we're spending twice as much?
They said that high malpractice premiums, coupled with payments from H.M.O.'s that have not increased commensurately, would force many of them to leave the profession or spend less time with each patient.
And Greeks spent, spent, spent.
FIRST it was spend, spend, spend.
