Sentence examples for correspondingly low from inspiring English sources

Expectations are correspondingly low.

This is a largely anonymous job, which receives very little recognition and correspondingly low levels of remuneration.

The number of polling stations and votes invalidated on procedural grounds was correspondingly low.

This was based on observational studies in Africa, which noted that people there had diets high in fiber and correspondingly low rates of colon cancer.

One can also assume that making the price of admissions high will make the price of fines correspondingly low.

International news is undeniably expensive to collect, and the ratings can be low, with correspondingly low advertising revenues: advertisers are not particularly eager to place their products next to programming about war and other vexing subjects of foreign reporting.

In Jharkhand, Bihar and Chhattisgarh — three states with the lowest percentage of toilets for girls — the numbers for girls' school attendance are correspondingly low.

But that certainty comes at a cost; financial-services companies can provide it only by investing in assets with lowish risks and correspondingly low returns.

Whenever the number of cosmic rays in the atmosphere is low, the rate of carbon-14 production is correspondingly low, resulting in a decrease of the radioisotope in the carbon-exchange reservoir described above.

In America department stores such as Neiman Marcus, Saks and JCPenney have all reported declining sales in their most recent results.The corollary of high consumer spending has been that savings rates have been correspondingly low.

(That city and others could experience some seiches, mini-tsunamis in lakes and other inland bodies of water, but those would be just a few feet tall, at most — and they should be correspondingly low on the list of things to worry about).