Sentence examples for another corollary from inspiring English sources

Another corollary: don't penalize box-office flops (see under: "Cassandra's Dream"); since when does a movie's commercial value necessarily match its artistic merit?

Another corollary of Singer's ideas that he recognises will be harder for people to swallow, is that the consequences of a crime should be considered less important than they are, since an individual can only control his own actions and not those of others.

Another corollary of Theorem 2.2 may be stated as well.

Anecdotally, there's another corollary trend in how investors are backing hardware companies.

Another corollary is that in seeking virtue we should seek knowledge about virtue.

Another corollary of smallness is the immense surface:volume ratio compared with macroscopic systems, which means that interfacial physical chemistry becomes of vital importance when formulating nanocomposites.

In the US, the fact that the mid-1990s were a time of military stability and economic boom with a womanising president in power made the Rat Pack/Kennedy connections feel all the more relevant; in the UK, the rise of lad culture, with the boozing and whoring and frivolous attitude toward money and traditional mores implied in it made another nice corollary.

Another important corollary is that you may be taking the biggest career risk of anyone involved.

For another useful corollary of Lemma 8.14, assume given a good stable model prefibration (langle mathcal {C},mathcal {C}' rangle ) over a Reedy category I, and a left-closed full subcategory (I' subset I) with the embedding functor (gamma :I' rightarrow I), as in Lemma 8.9.

Another important corollary to the concept of α-synuclein playing both a physiological and pathological role is that anti-α-synuclein approaches need to be evaluated for possible adverse consequences.

Remark 3.3 If we take T = R in Theorem 3.3, or T = Z in Theorems 3.3 and 3.4, then we can obtain another three corollaries, which are omitted here.