Sentence examples for correspondingly grow from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, he would turn his relationship with his father — by nature, one simple thing — into something infinitely complex, and his hat collection would, correspondingly, grow without bound, and he would wind up destroying himself.

President Kurmanbek Bakiev, however, has grown more authoritarian since storming to power in the so-called Tulip Revolution in 2005, and Russian influence has correspondingly grown.

Over the last generation, Democrats have grown more homogenously liberal while Republicans have grown more conservative; partisan voting in Congress has correspondingly grown more cohesive.

The influence of the church was increasingly repressed, and the influence of the state on the school system correspondingly grew stronger.

Because the political and economic power of common-law countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom have increased internationally, their legal systems, and the legal theories that justify and explain them, have correspondingly grown in influence.

As the demand for highly efficient cooling systems is correspondingly growing, the classical systems are becoming outdated.

There is currently great need for high-quality, low-cost, point-of-care diagnostics that can benefit patients in resource-limited settings and correspondingly growing interest in the diagnostic utility of microfluidic platforms that are based on paper.

Net profit will be correspondingly growing for years two and three.

No significant differences in TEER were found between BCECs transfected at the mature state (T1) compared to correspondingly grown non-transfected cells (Fig.  4b, right).

Correspondingly, to grow old was invasion; and for the aging, edgy Beaton it was a catastrophe when he discovered his nose turning a geriatric red.

Thus we will view therapeutic cloning with a tinge of the apprehension that reproductive cloning arouses in us, and a total ban on cloning correspondingly will grow more attractive.