Commensurately

The noise level in the stadium increased commensurately with the excitement of the game.

The level of danger posed by the storm increased commensurately with the wind speed.

The company's profits increased commensurately with their sales.

The quality of the wine is commensurately related to the price.

The number of calories burned during a workout is commensurately related to the intensity of the exercise.

The amount of money donated was commensurately proportional to the need of the organization.

The price of the car was commensurately higher due to its luxurious features.

The team was praised commensurately for their outstanding performance.

The level of security at the airport was commensurately high due to the increased threat level.

The complexity of the problem was commensurately challenging for the expert.

The salary of the CEO increased commensurately with the company's profits.

The amount of investment needed will be commensurately reduced if we opt for a smaller office space.

The amount of time needed to complete the project was commensurately longer than expected.

The size of the house was commensurately large with the size of the family.

The size of the park was reduced commensurately to make room for the new housing development.

The size of the cake was commensurately large with the number of guests.

The level of responsibility given to her was commensurately higher than her previous position.

The amount of rainfall in the region is commensurately correlated with the growth of crops.

The size of the paycheck is commensurately proportional to the number of hours worked.

The level of difficulty in the exam was commensurately high for the advanced class.

The difficulty level of the test was commensurately high.

The company will pay bonuses commensurately to its employees' performance.

The quality of the work done by the employee should be commensurately compensated.

The importance of the decision was commensurately greater than the time given to make it.

The level of difficulty in the exam was commensurately higher than the previous year's exam.

The company's profits grew commensurately with the increase in sales.

He was promoted commensurately for his years of service.

The amount of investment should be commensurately proportional to the risk involved.

He works harder and commensurately earns more than his colleague.

She worked commensurately harder to achieve her dream of becoming a doctor.

The length of the marathon was commensurately challenging.

The amount of time spent on the project was commensurately shorter than expected due to the team's efficiency.

The company's profits rose commensurately with its expansion.

The difficulty of the task was commensurately higher for the experienced worker.

The level of difficulty of the exam is commensurately higher than that of the previous year.

The punishment given was commensurately severe for the crime committed.

The amount of aid given to disaster victims should be commensurately based on the severity of the damage.

She adjusted her work hours commensurately when she started a new part-time job.

The athlete's fame grew commensurately with her success.

The size of the ship was commensurately larger than the cargo it carried.

The amount of time it takes to complete a task is commensurately related to the level of complexity.

The amount of effort you put in will determine commensurately how successful you will be.

The pay increase should be commensurately proportional to the employees' performance.

She had to study commensurately more for the final exams than the mid-term exams.

The level of attention given to the child should be commensurately higher when they are younger.

The bonus pay was commensurately higher for the top-performing employees.

The difficulty of the exam was commensurately high, considering the level of the course.

The salary for this position will be determined commensurately with the candidate's experience and qualifications.

The price of the antique rose commensurately with its rarity.

The amount of time spent on a task should be commensurately proportionate to its importance.