Sentence examples similar to more correspondingly from inspiring English sources

That is, people sometimes behave as though factors making one kind of explanation more plausible correspondingly make the other kind less plausible (e.g. Preston, Ritter, & Hepler, 2013; see also Ahn, Proctor, & Flanagan, 2009 for similar findings with clinicians).

Thus maintenance works are becoming correspondingly more and more necessary and demanding.

Answer that question correctly, and your next question will be correspondingly more difficult, and worth more in your score; miss it, and your next question will be easier, and worth less.

And correspondingly, more investors are asking for more transparency up front about the manager's strategies, forcing some of the hedge funds which previously operated black box models to open up more around their strategies.

But the competition for funding is correspondingly more intense.

There is a chorus this time, but correspondingly more melancholy.

Inevitably, the choice will be correspondingly more difficult.

Only the first-time author is exempt from this scrutiny and correspondingly more subject to hype.

My signing queues have become alarmingly younger, and I feel correspondingly more steam-age.

Modern dry docks are considerably larger in size and correspondingly more complex than their prototypes.

As we approach our own time, the task of discerning the zeitgeist becomes correspondingly more difficult.