The excesses of the 1990's dwarfed those of the 1980's, and the economic risks are correspondingly larger.
Each photograph is gridded into tiny squares or diamonds, and the canvas, in turn, gridded on a correspondingly larger scale.
Industry specialists say a decline in room rates results in a correspondingly larger drop in profits because hotels have so many fixed costs.
The consumption of any dairy products increases blood levels of insulinlike growth hormone in humans, and consuming milk from cows that have been injected with synthetic growth hormone can have a correspondingly larger effect.
For smaller subgroups the margin of sampling error is correspondingly larger: three points for non-Hispanic respondents nationally, four points for Hispanic respondents nationally, and five points for either non-Hispanic or Hispanic respondents in New York City.
Good mutations with larger effects have a correspondingly larger advantage — and thus their owners are more likely to leave more descendants, and so the mutation will spread more readily.
Protecting a single port city from floods is easier than protecting a similar population spread out along a coastline of fishing villages (though when things go wrong disasters can be correspondingly larger and harder to address).
'In its defence of that market share, British publishers are relying on fewer and fewer, but bigger and bigger-selling, titles, with correspondingly larger advances.' The media reaction to these high-profile 'advances', always tinged with envy, occasionally verges on the hysterical.
Yet that would mean "an even larger tax cut on high-income individuals, requiring even larger cuts to tax expenditures" – that is, tax breaks like those for mortgage interest – "and correspondingly larger increases in taxes on middle- and/or lower-income taxpayers".
Increasing values of m gives minima at correspondingly larger angles.
As the site gets more popular, this becomes harder to do, but the reward (more traffic) also gets correspondingly larger.
