Correspondingly in a sentence

Correspondingly, older Americans and younger ones differ greatly in how they perceive the issues surrounding the world’s changing climate and how they respond.

Correspondingly, the two served as Odin's executioner and Darkseid's lieutenant during previous conquests, claiming territory in their names, but they were banished because of their desire for power and supremacy.

He said,” as the country tinkers with the imperative of devolving more powers to states, the three arms outside the federal level must correspondingly be strengthened and their independence upheld vigorously.

This indicates the chances of above-average temperatures for Kent are stronger, "meaning the occurrence of heatwaves carries a correspondingly high likelihood", said the Met Office.

Correspondingly, the DNA Database can be instrumental to another suspect’s exoneration,” he added.

As the speed of light is somewhere in excess of 186,000 miles per second, the resulting number is correspondingly huge.

E-bikes are correspondingly cheaper to buy and operate; even the fanciest are seldom more than $10,000, while one can pick up a decent cheap model for a few hundred dollars.

However, the city has been able to limit the mortality rate despite a significant load of new cases, starting from the end of May, and thus, we see the correspondingly high recovery rates accompanying the low mortality rates.

Spain has suffered a large number of deaths in the course of the health crisis, and a correspondingly dramatic impact on the economy was seen as inevitable, says BBC World Service economics correspondent Andrew Walker.

But there is an upside: With TV being greater than ever, the audience, it seems, is correspondingly more particular than ever.

Correspondingly, a unit of Rebel Veterans can only deploy a single Mark II Medium Blaster.

Correspondingly, Volkswagen Motorsport’s customer sport programme will also be electrified.

The primary process of testing involves feeding the application with appropriate inputs and correspondingly finding the outputs, further which these outputs received would be compared to the expected outputs.

Correspondingly, in the case when these investments had reached $96.1 billion in March, they dropped by $47.4 billion in April.

Correspondingly, large factories halt their production activities and many citizens curtail their power consumption in order to limit times of blackout.

Additionally, children, the elderly, and some individuals with disabilities are typically not counted as part of the labour force in and are correspondingly not included in the unemployment statistics.

Alternatively, given two subpopulations with the same mean and different standard deviations, the overall population will exhibit high kurtosis, with a sharper peak and heavier tails (and correspondingly shallower shoulders) than a single distribution.

Amun, the supreme god, was increasingly seen as the final arbiter of human destiny, the true ruler of Egypt. The pharaoh was correspondingly more human and less divine.

As the funding levels increased, the numbers of veterans entering higher education rose correspondingly.

As their on-state resistance rises with temperature, if the load is approximately a constant-current load then the power loss rises correspondingly, generating further heat.