Sentence examples for have a correspondingly from inspiring English sources

Does Islamic State (Isis) have a correspondingly comprehensible agenda?

Their planned austerity will have a correspondingly small effect on the euro-zone economy.

The teachers, armed with the experience of their colleagues in other countries, have a correspondingly weighty pile of objections.The system will discriminate against older, experienced teachers, they say.

Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system, so any endotherm originating from there would have a correspondingly high internal temperature, and may appreciate the cooling effects of yogurt.

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.

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.

The Goodearth is small and has a correspondingly small environmental footprint.

So Iran has a correspondingly strong interest in claiming a share of the seabed beyond.

The supercapacitor, also called the electrical double layer capacitor, has a correspondingly high power density but low energy density.

Schnorr (1971), for example, restricts the effective tests to a narrower class than Martin-Löf permits, and thus has a correspondingly broader set of random sequences.

It seems the old cliche that a big-achieving horse very often has a correspondingly large heart is actually completely true.