Sentence examples for is correspondingly less from inspiring English sources

One is correspondingly less impressed when in the "Panegyric" and "Panathenaic" orations he professed admiration for Athens.

But the Moon is smaller than the Earth, so its gravitational pull is correspondingly less powerful.

We predict that this bandwidth is significantly improved by working at lower magnetic field when the Landau index is high, e.g. (nu=20), and the impedance mismatch is correspondingly less extreme.

For example, if F tα) is such that the reproducing unit is likely in state k, it is correspondingly less likely that a lineage not involved in the coalescent event is in state k.

Her situation was more precarious than mine; she was correspondingly less reckless.

For any actual battery, the electrical work done would be less than the maximum work, and the heat absorbed would be correspondingly less than TΔS.

Measurements of gust speeds at these higher levels are much more scarce than those near the ground and hence estimates are correspondingly less reliable.

Christine was principled and hardworking, determined to break what politicians call "a cycle of urban underachievement". Her situation was more precarious than mine; she was correspondingly less reckless.

At the municipal level, by the mid-20th century, most large cities in the United States had developed some sort of merit system; in smaller cities, however, merit systems were correspondingly less common.

High residual compressive stresses were measured in alumina grains of samples which contained low thermal expansion crystalline phases such as anorthite and grossite, while gehlenite-containing samples were correspondingly less stressed.

Timothy Noah of The New Republic extrapolated from Garthwaite's findings, writing that, because Winfrey diverted readers away from buying the "crap" whose profits "help support publication of less lucrative, more high-minded books," "these same publishers were correspondingly less able to publish literary fiction".