Sentence examples for correspondingly great from inspiring English sources

The potential personal benefits to be gained are correspondingly great.

Thus the responsibilities of the magnates in provincial cities were correspondingly great.

But if the trial's inherent drama promises great international ratings and other more tangible benefits -- including a sense of justice for Mr. Hussein's victims -- it also poses correspondingly great dangers.

Yates's ultimate frustration is with the idea of uniqueness: the way that most people go through life with the conviction they are exceptional, and so go into marriage thinking their love and legacy will be correspondingly great.

People may eventually conclude that today's scandals, rather than showing fundamental problems with the system, reflected an era, when the rewards to corporate executives were huge if the stock did well and the temptations to cheat were correspondingly great.

A major challenge in creating an effective fouling-resistant coating is that the diversity of fouling organisms is vast and the range of adhesion mechanisms (including adhesives) used is correspondingly great (Fig. 2).

Mutual understanding requires a correspondingly greater effort.

In the US, where iPhones are far more widely used, the value is correspondingly greater.

The circuitry would become more costly, and the bandwidth of the system would become correspondingly greater.

In midterm election years, when overall participation is lower, the enthusiasm gap can be correspondingly greater.

There were correspondingly greater differences in the estimates of safe daily exposure durations.