| The contracted fees from the television station for the warm-up matches will be commensurably less. |
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| As the shares the candidates desire exceed 100 per cent, they will be reduced commensurably down to 14.3 per cent each. |
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| The cost of tall buildings will be commensurably greater and uneconomical in relation to the renting offices spaces and their prices. |
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| If Scotland qualify for the quarter-finals, the prices will be commensurably higher as the tournament enters its closing stages. |
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| A number of alien workers due to their hard-working and individual high-rate of productivity were better remunerated commensurably. |
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| Because the problems in 2012 did not even arguably change the results, even in Florida, the urgency for reform is commensurably smaller. |
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| The matt surface and the antireflective properties of the film commensurably improve brightness, contrast and legibility of the display. |
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| If so, does further intensification of the training effort raise ROI commensurably? |
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| An initial opinion regarding a commensurably universal state of affairs is potentially scientific knowledge of the very same state of affairs. |
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| However, the findings of this study show that most have thus far failed to improve the housing situation of Roma and Travellers commensurably with the funds that have been expended and the expectations they nurtured. |
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| Of course, as they grow, individually and collectively, the real and potential impact of these investors on economic outcomes grows commensurably. |
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| But just to recap the employment situation as it stands for older women: since they are held to be less attractive, their work is commensurably less valuable. |
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| Unlike many philosophical and literary treatises or essays, great bibliographies are less subject to changing fashions and have a commensurably longer life. |
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