Sentence examples for is correspondingly small from inspiring English sources

If the government is persuading a high proportion of available funds to be spent on public debt, the amount remaining for investment in other places, for example, investment in industry, is correspondingly small, with the result that a higher price (or higher interest rate) needs to be paid to attract such investment.

For small networks the available range of subnet sizes is correspondingly small and the value of p less important.

The Danish experience shows that even if antimicrobial agent consumption is generally low and the frequency of resistance is correspondingly small, a temporary rise in consumption of even a single class of antimicrobial agent can shift this balance in an unfavorable direction.

As a result, you owe the same amount of tax but since your regular tax is higher, your AMT is correspondingly smaller.

That is largely because the deaf population of the world is much smaller than the hearing population and the pool of athletes is correspondingly smaller.

And so the odds of success of a new high-end disruption are correspondingly small.

The World Service's Burma operation did not cost very much to run, he said, and the chances he would recommend its closure were "correspondingly small".

The highest flow stresses were predicted in the Cu layer, where the measured subgrain size was correspondingly small.

The chances that I'm then going to sit in my office and say, 'let's close the World Service into Burma' are correspondingly small".

The initial outcry over the threat to the Burmese service led to a sort of promise by foreign secretary William Hague that it was not going to be scrapped – or, as he put it, the chances he would recommend its closure were "correspondingly small".

With only 8 million people, Austria is not exactly a large country in Europe and until recently the country's Web/Tech Scene has been correspondingly small.