Sentence examples for correspondingly wider from inspiring English sources

This week the president looks abruptly diminished and the choice of plausible Republican challengers correspondingly wider.

The term "Platonism" has often been used, especially in the philosophy of mathematics, as an alternative to the correspondingly wider use of "realism" to denote ontological views to which such nominalism stands opposed.

At an increased Reynolds number, the stabilization point is located farther downstream where the flammable region is wider, resulting in a correspondingly wider flame zone.

The windows are correspondingly wider toward the top where the piers are thinner.

As most of the changes in trend were recent, the confidence intervals for the average annual percentage changes were correspondingly wider.

Our house was an old house, with enormouslywide floorboards and, between them, correspondingly wide cracks.

There is a correspondingly wide range of limiting seakeeping criteria.

As discussed in section 3 below, inverted spectrum scenarios have a wide range of philosophical uses, and come in a correspondingly wide range of flavors.

Yet, the extent of tumor vessel leakiness in individual tumors varies widely resulting in a correspondingly wide tumor dosing and resulting range of responses to therapy.

Carbon films are distinguished by their broad structural variability and a correspondingly wide range of properties varying from diamond-like to graphite-like.

Secondly, the wide diversity of corrupt actions implies that there may well need to be a correspondingly wide and diverse range of anti-corruption measures to combat corruption in its different forms, and indeed in its possibly very different contexts.