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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.
The plan for Canberra was correspondingly redrawn to include the Australian War Memorial whose concept came to the country's official first world war historian, Charles Bean, after a dying digger on the European western front asked if the people back home would remember him.
As we deplete our ability to denote and figure particular aspects of our places, so our competence for understanding and imagining possible relationships with non-human nature is correspondingly depleted.
The number of polling stations and votes invalidated on procedural grounds was correspondingly low.
These find that, when the ratio (suitably adjusted to take care of accounting discrepancies) moves far above one, equilibrium is indeed eventually restored not, however, by a surge in the replacement value of companies' assets but by a correspondingly dramatic fall in the value that Wall Street places on them.
And correspondingly , we should not underestimate the contractionary effect of a substantial currency appreciation.
A rule that calls for budgets to be balanced over the medium term, permitting bigger deficits during downturns and requiring correspondingly bigger surpluses in upturns, would make far better sense than the stability pact.Note however that this calls for little if anything by way of "co-ordination".
It has become apparent that clean technology will be the "next big thing" as the internet becomes pervasive and, correspondingly , less exciting.
The club's budget has fallen correspondingly ; Jessica McQueen, its director, has said another £50,000 is needed before the end of the season.
Reasoning that executives should be paid for their own accomplishments but not for sheer good fortune, they investigated whether chief executives were in fact paid for luck.In the oil industry they found that chief executives' pay always benefits when the oil price is high, but does not necessarily suffer correspondingly when the price is low.
If the downside risk to growth materialises, inflation would be correspondingly lower.With consumer debt at a record high and the housing market fragile, the downside risk to household consumption could be higher than the Bank is contemplating.
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The primary grammatical function of "correspondingly" is as an adverb . It modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb to indicate that something occurs in a way that is related or proportional to something else. Ludwig provides numerous examples of this usage across various contexts.
Expression frequency: Very common
