Sentence examples for accordingly something from inspiring English sources

What we call Newtonian mechanics was accordingly something for which Euler was more responsible than Newton.

They trade them accordingly, until something happens, then reclassify them into new categories, he says.

Considered only in the "moment of their evanescence", they were accordingly neither something nor absolute zeros.

Marketing people also understand that markets vary, and tailor their message accordingly.That is something that the AIDS establishment has been bad at until recently.

Accordingly, to perceive something would thus mean to apprehend or even to "interpret" (interpretieren) intuitive content (sensations or Empfindungen, cf. 2.1.1) by means of conceptual content.

Accordingly, we need something like the central reserve banks, but which look after shares of the Earth's ecological capacity, not just interest rates and the money supply.

from its early years until his death in 2008, and accordingly this show is something of a tribute to him.

Accordingly, there must be something wrong with construing legal theories as mere semantic accounts of when the word "law" applies.

Accordingly, these Stoics regard Something as the highest genus, rather than What is, what has being (Seneca Letter LVIII).

Accordingly, Juncker brought up something tangentially related to Brexit.

But when they get used to something they respond accordingly.