Sentence examples for it's correspondingly from inspiring English sources

And it's correspondingly becoming clear that Britain's unnecessary turn to premature austerity is becoming a historic policy and political disaster that will haunt the country for years.

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.

It is correspondingly difficult to engage with.

His work is about intersections of different cultures and identities, and it is correspondingly diversified across multiple platforms.

When an honest man speaks, he says only what he believes to be true; and for the liar, it is correspondingly indispensable that he considers his statements false.

If they do, the convention of the art gallery is that the work is entitled to be there and your right to question it is correspondingly limited.

Moreover, it was easier to see three in III than in 3 and to see nine in VIIII than in 9, and it was correspondingly easier to add numbers the most basic arithmetic operation.

After the Fed's rapid, pre-emptive loosening to a federal funds rate of 2%, financial markets will be watching to see whether it is correspondingly prepared to tighten again.

It is correspondingly important for teachers to equip their students to recognize this (see the list of Teaching Resources below).

Generally, the response rate was much higher in subgroups that had resided in the most severely affected areas, and it was correspondingly lower among those who had been in locations that were less severely affected [ 21, 22].

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.