Sentence examples for correspondingly, they from inspiring English sources

It is too easy to blame the faded sentimentality of his worst stuff on the Georgians, to whom he attached himself through the early influence of Eddie Marsh and Edmund Gosse (correspondingly they did not much care for the raw tone of his war poetry).

Correspondingly, they facilitated the generation of the optimum experimental combination.

The results shows that USP and ZPS more weakly depolarize copper deposition than MPS, correspondingly, they exhibit good TP of the PTHs.

In addition, canonical regression analyses corroborated the statistical quality of these models (Rcan of 0.749 and of 0.845, correspondingly); they were also used to compute biological activity canonical scores for each compound.

Correspondingly, they could have played important roles in HIV transmission in China.

Correspondingly, they will be asked open-ended questions by the physiotherapist during the scheduled phoned calls to determine any adverse effects from using the device.

Or correspondingly, because they had placed their roots and family in this location which held few other opportunities, for instance: 'Due to the time I have spent here, I don't think of shifting; it will distort everything; it will also bring confusion to my children'.

And they correspondingly conclude that Latvia has in large part already recovered more or less fully.

Because fund managers reap large rewards on the upside without a correspondingly punitive downside, they have a much greater incentive to take big risks than ordinary investors do.

Just as the US government want a monopoly on the use of military force – waging wars to "spread democracy" while condemning those who fight back as "terrorists" – they correspondingly seek a monopoly on the use of hacking.

The Republicans in congress, correspondingly, demonstrated that they, like most other political opponents of the president's, were unable to move Obama off of his plan or strategy.