Sentence examples for corollary sources from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sears confirmed that when he warned Mr. Garment off the idea last April he admitted to having been one of this city's many unidentified corollary sources in the raft of news stories, but never such a melodramatic fount as Deep Throat.
In the first scenario, the transmission power of the source becomes asymptotically high (Corollary 1).
A corollary of this is that the potential sources of innovation are also more dispersed.
In this issue, one can state the following corollary: Corollary 1: The optimal power's source distribution that ensures the smallest MSRL is obtained only for the equi-powered sources case.
Swanberg's warnings are pretty clear: if you're a do-it-yourself artist, you'd better be the subject of your own art, lest you become as isolated from life as from art; and, as a corollary, don't make the eye the source of your sex life.
"The corollary to that is that as people know more about Islam and Muslims from objective, fact-based sources, prejudice and stereotyping goes down".
As a nonpartisan (not postpartisan) lexicographer, I have tried three times to reach someone in Senator Clinton's presidential campaign staff to point to, pursue and retrieve the source of this colorful expression, which may be a New York doctrine with an Arkansas corollary.
Divorce is its corollary".
But there is a corollary.
