Sentence examples for obvious corollary from inspiring English sources

But the Fitzgerald investigation revealed a less obvious corollary: a festering hostility toward the traditional news media from the left.

It's not as if the obvious corollary of tipping for good service – not tipping for bad service – is culturally acceptable.

Of the many obvious corollary for health leaders is to use social policy funders concerned with health or social policies, few en- for health purposes.

An obvious corollary to this will be an explosion of software for distilling the huge volumes of data this kind of device generates into interesting and relevant content.

She doesn't really explore the obvious corollary: extreme frugality implies someone, probably a woman, staying home and spending all their time on it.

The obvious corollary is that the church should embrace in vitro fertilization as a way to create sinless humans (with complete mental willy control in men).

Only the 3 emotionally-related items (worried, sad, annoyed) in the CHU9D have obvious corollaries in the SDQ (Table  2).

However, we should not lose sight of the less-obvious corollary of these developments: the diminished importance of the voice of customers in the day-to-day practice of many companies.

Remark It is obvious that Corollary 19 also can be proved by Corollaries 16 and 17.

It is obvious that Corollary 2.9 is a special case of Corollaries 2.4 and 2.10 is a generalization of Banach contraction principle.

It is obvious from Corollary 5. (square ).