Sentence examples for fair corollary from inspiring English sources
There's a time for civility, a time for diplomacy, but the fair corollary of the media spectacle of flinging our politicians into confrontation with honest-to-goodness-voters who sometimes have suspiciously finessed points, is surely that our politicians may be able to give as good as they get.
Godwin's Law is just the corollary.
Ride quality was obviously a corollary consideration, and it's fair to say that the suspension guys nailed it on that front.
He has made 65 passes per game for them this season, as opposed to 39 at Leicester, and the corollary is that Kanté's name is a fair way down the Premier League list when it comes to tackles (he has made fewer than Drinkwater) and interceptions (ranked 47th).
A corollary to this is: be honest.
Divorce is its corollary".
But there is a corollary.
The slogan suggested a corollary.
Their development was as much a corollary of the growth of rapid communication through telephone and telegraph as of the growth of the electorate and rational insistence on making electoral processes fair and equitable.
