corollary造句

A corollary of that is I hate flag waving.

One corollary of this general principle is that services should not be stateful.

Neither of them knew about it, and the corollary of that is that someone else revealed the secret.

If what the Gosaibis allege is true, their case suggests an obvious corollary: never let your son-in-law drive the family car.

The inner corollary of this isthat worthless feelings arise when we believe, how- ever briefly, that who weare is not enough.

The corollary of this rule is that that differences in talent reflect differences in the amount and style of practice, and not differences in innate ability.

A corollary of this principle is that a learning algorithm should never be evaluated for its results in the training set because this shows no evidence of an ability to generalize to unseen instances.

The corollary to this is the idea that with appropriate education, indoctrination, social conditioning or what have you, people can be made to behave in almost any way imaginable.