This messy argument comes with correspondingly messy metaphors.
Previously a marginal garden crop, maize became intensely cultivated close to homesteads, with correspondingly high levels of pollen.
All maintained high rates of domestic savings and investment (with correspondingly lower levels of consumption).
Conversely, its only really weak episode is "Shut Up and Dance", a flatly horrible tour of the internet's capacity for gleeful evil with correspondingly two-dimensional characters.
Each game was like playing a timeless Test series against Zimbabwe, with correspondingly toothless bowling attacks allowing you to rack up ridiculous scores.
"This is the most popular international destination for UK borrowers, with correspondingly the largest total debt outstanding from those living overseas," the SLC said.
To say that they took vastly different approaches, with correspondingly divergent outcomes, would be an understatement on the order of a piano falling on your head.
Most of the counties and cities on America's southern border are poor, with correspondingly wretched schooling and health care.
Those provisions would contrast with relatively inexpensive health policies with correspondingly limited benefits that a number of companies are offering to small businesses and individuals.
But a proposed terrorism law would turn many forms of civil disobedience, such as blocking streets, into terrorist acts, with correspondingly severe penalties.
International news is undeniably expensive to collect, and the ratings can be low, with correspondingly low advertising revenues: advertisers are not particularly eager to place their products next to programming about war and other vexing subjects of foreign reporting.
