Sentence examples for corollary of something from inspiring English sources

The sad truth, however, is that the correlation between foreclosures and gentrification isn't just an unfortunate coincidence it's the corollary of something much more intrinsic to America's history, something sinister and systematic that won't be removed from our nation's fabric anytime soon.

A corollary of this is something that the famous American investor Warren Buffet once said: "...buy stock in businesses that are so wonderful that an idiot can run them.

But there is also something dubious about Tony, a corollary of Susan's latent anxiety both about her ex-husband, and her current marriage to a philanderer called Arnold.

So here is something to chew on: the corollary of the Bank of England admitting that wages would be higher if immigration were a lot lower is that it is also signalling that interest rates would probably be higher too.

The corollary of "less than 2C" is clear.

So what is the corollary of staging Das Kapital?

The corollary, of course, is that intolerance leads to downfall.

Exhaustion is the "necessary corollary" of potentiality, they continue.

Such, at least, was the corollary of this drama.

But football was also a corollary of such a life.

So what is a natural corollary of poverty?