Sentence examples for accordingly too from inspiring English sources

Indeed, if Entwistle has his way, the U.S. firm will modernize its business accordingly, too, and branch out into new areas it would likely never have considered in order to remain competitive and relevant.

Similarly Louis van Gaal was foolish in not doing more to keep Manchester United in the League Cup and accordingly he too should celebrate the opportunity of an extra game.

But instead of recognizing their entertainment value (many will agree that these polls ought to be fun) and treating them accordingly, reporters too often present the results as serious and objective measures of public opinion.

But just as bad actors in a group of people can do terrible harm and must be dealt with accordingly, so too the pathogenic members of the zoo within.

Apart from a few queer fanatics, all the world knows this and conducts its life accordingly; science alone is too delicate to admit it.

Accordingly, it was all too easy for small investors to assume that the bull market was implicitly backed by a kind of unwritten government guarantee – that the good times were only beginning to roll, and the state would step in to take care of things before the bottom fell out.

Accordingly, in their parlance, too, the term "terrorism" implied no censure.

This might help the system manager to monitor and observe unusual activities on the machine hosts more efficiently, as they happen, and can act accordingly before it is too late.

We hadn't made specific plans so when I texted, trying to get him to commit to a time so I could plan my night accordingly, seven was apparently too early.

Accordingly, banks which were "too big to fail" couldn't be busted up, since they were allegedly needed to shovel more credit onto already debt-saturated household and business balance sheets.

Accordingly, the group is too heterogeneous to form a cluster.