commensurably

Given those two essential ingredients, the score can be commensurably higher than a few points.

Now at full adult stature, roughly six feet tall, above the average for the time, his height added to his self-confidence, making him commensurably more attractive.

But commensurably low birth rates, which will lead to a stable or even a shrinking work force by the second decade of the 21st century, may also reduce the demand for goods, and therefore for capital.

For one thing the auction houses are eager to avoid the embarrassment of very light bidding and commensurably low gavel prices, and thus don't accept wines for auction that lack a real market.

This policy was justified on the ground that low taxes are good incentives and stimulate saving - though in fact this has never been substantiated - without taking note that lower taxes for us mean commensurably higher taxes for future generations.