Sentence examples for correspondingly bigger from inspiring English sources

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".

Working together: Fine to work together (e.g., share the programming), but then you should do a correspondingly bigger project, and your report should indicate who you worked with.

Like many politicians in opposition, he seems to think big tax cuts can be delivered without correspondingly big cuts in public services.

This will tend to narrow the scope of FDI to large projects in relatively large recipient countries (which can offer the investor a correspondingly big market for its output).

It's something all the big players use - and using industry-leading products like SAP's NetSuite has a correspondingly-big price tag.

It seems the old cliche that a big-achieving horse very often has a correspondingly large heart is actually completely true.

Whatever you think of Mr. Whedon's "Avengers" and the other Marvel films, they take place in Imax-size worlds, with big characters played by actors who can give correspondingly large performances.

What these conservatives actually seem to believe is that N.P.V. would lead to a large turnout of big-city liberal voters without giving rise to a correspondingly large turnout among rural, small-town, and suburban conservative voters.

"The recovery here is unusually big only because the amounts Kwiatkowski placed at risk were correspondingly large," Judge Marrero wrote in a 126-page opinion.

But it had a correspondingly large amount of debt.

The full-width at half maximum (FWHM) of the diffraction peaks decreases with increasing calcination temperature discloses that the average crystallite size is becoming bigger correspondingly.