There is an important corollary: women have little to lose by ruffling feathers.
The Bush administration and many liberals embrace this idea, along with an important corollary: Stop making these make-believe loans in the first place.
And there is an important corollary: a slowdown in overall economic growth is itself a force for greater concentrations of wealth.
Perhaps the more important corollary, though, is that there's a huge margin of error in what Mr. Romney is promising, too.
An important corollary is to be especially wary of single grand theories based on historical uniqueness -- the premise that today we just happen to teeter at the fulcrum of history.
There is an important corollary of this: anyone who successfully stirs up fear, who adds to the tension and to the sense that these are uniquely dangerous times, is actually incentivising additional terrorist attacks.
The research also unveils a subtle but important corollary; whilst women are don't generally suffer long-term mental health effects related to the abortion, short term guilt and sadness was far more likely if the women came from a background where abortion was viewed negatively or their decisions decried.
Theorem 3 allows the following important corollary.
Another important corollary is that you may be taking the biggest career risk of anyone involved.
We observe an important corollary of Theorem 3.1.
This emphasizes Xunzi's advocacy of virtuous rule and his opposition to superstition (an important corollary of his philosophy of nature).
