Sentence examples for but, correspondingly from inspiring English sources

There is a chorus this time, but correspondingly more melancholy.

The longer this wine is refrigerated, the more piquant it becomes -- a taste value that many riesling lovers favor -- but, correspondingly, the fruit's immediacy declines.

There is no suggestion that conventional breeding should be subject to a complex and politicised regulatory process but, correspondingly, there is no reason why GM should have this burden.

One is more accurate, but correspondingly requires more computation time; the other sacrifices a certain amount of accuracy, but is computationally much more efficient.

This made life easier for the Communist antiaircraft gunners, but correspondingly less so for the aircrew.

Our post-Vietnam decision to pay the economic rather than social costs of the historic anomaly of a large standing peacetime army has produced a highly professional but correspondingly disconnected warrior class that describes itself as "warfighters" rather than citizen-soldiers.

Weaker, but nevertheless important, vectors like Anopheles arabiensis transmit less malaria but are correspondingly less vulnerable to LLINs and IRS because they are far less dependent upon human blood.

It's hard work – but is correspondingly effective".

Those higher in the scale donate electrons to their fellows lower down, which have a lesser tendency to donate, but a correspondingly greater tendency to accept, electrons.

But the correspondingly overlaid dense deployment situation caused by the Heterogeneous Network (HetNet) also arouses the interference and mobility management problems.

Second, genes downstream of MyoD are also repressed, but with correspondingly delayed kinetics.