Sentence examples for corollary how from inspiring English sources

In fact, there is something naggingly schematic about it, mirroring earlier events while reminding us of the novel's central theme: "how ordinary behavior exists so close beside its opposite," and its corollary, how easily boundaries and borders can be crossed.

In 1971, Lieutenant John Kerry, speaking on behalf of Vietnam Veterans Against the War, posed his now famous question to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee: "How do we ask a man to be the last man to die for a mistake?" Decades later, we might offer a corollary: How do we commemorate a mistake?

What I find most remarkable about this story is how oddly it is covered by the press and, as a corollary, how strangely it is received by the general public.

(And the corollary: How can we achieve cost savings in healthcare if folks can't stay home if they're sick, much less go to the doctor to keep from getting sick in the first place?).

The nation is facing up to tackling the fundamentally important issue of how powerful government should be, as well as the corollaries: How do we stay solvent?

But often they read as retaliation, a disturbing corollary to how successful the conservation of those animals has been.

One question is whether the U.A.W. will agree to the health care overhaul sought by the carmakers — and its corollary is how much General Motors, Ford Motor and Chrysler will be willing to pay to make that happen.

I think this is a good corollary for how business gets done on Twitter too.

Theorem 1 and its corollary show how one can calculate the density x β, the total population size X t), the probability density function x β / X t) and its moment generation function.

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

Here we will show only how Corollary 10 can be applied to this situation.