The unintended consequence is that it leaves less of Mitt Romney to understand — and, correspondingly, more room for doubt.
Correspondingly, (3) shows how the necessity of the present was understood in ancient thought.
One can certainly understand how these developments — and Bush's correspondingly rotten approval ratings — have emboldened the opposition.
These research activities aim to thoroughly understand genetic diseases, e.g. cancer or rare diseases, and correspondingly to develop targeted medicines that prevent or cure these illnesses.
The nuns' blithe confidence in their power to do good is undermined by the complexity of local conditions; they fail to understand or even investigate the rules that govern the people and they are correspondingly unbending in their own beliefs and traditions.
Correspondingly, not teaching students about evolutionary biology severely limits their ability to understand how the living world operates.
Only by looking at the electoral politics in Illinois, Mr. Guelzo argues, can we hope to understand the seven Lincoln-Douglas debates, which took place in different locations before audiences with correspondingly different opinions, concerns and political allegiances.
Correspondingly, different genotypes of Drosophila can be measured in the same environment to understand how genetic variation contributes to phenotypic variation.
Anyone born a man retains male privilege in society; even if he chooses to live as a woman — and accept a correspondingly subordinate social position — the fact that he has a choice means that he can never understand what being a woman is really like.
It is thus important, and relevant for applications, to understand which is the interplay between the nonlinear character of the evolution of a given bosonic system and the strength of the nonclassical features that we are able to correspondingly enforce.
Expectations are correspondingly low.
