Sentence examples for have been correspondingly from inspiring English sources
Its sanctions have been correspondingly milder.
Standards are quite tight at the moment; while prices are falling, the chances of dipping underwater and becoming delinquent are relatively high, and banks have been correspondingly cautious.
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.
If at any time this economic unit had tried to do something different from what it actually did (cutting down, say, on meat purchases to buy another pair of shoes), the solution of the economic puzzle would have been correspondingly different.
Societies' responses have been correspondingly diverse.
How different systems functioned was likely to have been correspondingly diverse, but this variation is under-appreciated.
The fraction of adults that are replacing primaries is lowest in the months of July, August and September, and the number of the breeding records we have is correspondingly highest in two of these three months, suggesting that individuals may interrupt primary molt when the demands of parental care are highest (Fig. 1).
The position of the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, known as Abu Mazen, had been correspondingly weakened, she added.
"It's always been on the periphery of London, so has been correspondingly characterised by peripheral thinking, and had difficulty attracting quality staff".
It is as if, in developing such finely calibrated night vision, the capacity for seeing in broad daylight has been correspondingly diminished.
