Sentence examples for is correspondingly more from inspiring English sources
But the competition for funding is correspondingly more intense.
But Balog is also a photographer by trade, and his approach is correspondingly more visual than Guggenheim's in Inconvenient Truth: the doc follows him and his crew as they trek into the Arctic and produce multi-year timelapse videos that dramatically show the melting of ice caps and glaciers.
Ingres, 30 years his junior, shares the same conservative temperament and, hence, clarity of line, but because his own interests impel him to disrupt the cultural traditions he is anxious to preserve, the tension within his work is correspondingly more patent and acute.
Comparing two of his subjects, for example, he says, "If Goethe cared for nothing but himself, Tolstoy was nothing but himself; and his sense of what awaited him and of what life had come to mean for him is correspondingly more intimate and more moving".
Lacking a significant dialogue with the world outside digital design, its effect offline is correspondingly more limited.
At shorter scan rates (50 mV/s), the length of time where the deposition of polypyrrole on the aluminum substrate takes place is much longer, and so the amount of polymer deposited in one cycle, is correspondingly more.
Inevitably, the choice will be correspondingly more difficult.
Now that rear-view video and GPS are ever more common, a large number of in-car systems are correspondingly more available to a remote user.
Now that it's all too imaginable, it's correspondingly more horrifying — as horrifying as the (somewhat less likely) prospect of the nonexistence of the United States of America.
Still, Mr. Grazulis noted, logic suggests that more tornadoes means there will be correspondingly more chances that some of them will plow into large towns and cities.
In the case of a more typical pelite containing the additional chemical components potash, ferrous oxide, and magnesium oxide, the reaction history would be correspondingly more complex.
