“As their budgets have increased, their music has become correspondingly more ambitious, embracing big ensembles along with bedroom turntablists.”

“You end up with a whole lot of loose nails and your fixings are correspondingly insecure.”

“By drastically reducing your overhead, you correspondingly increase your chances of success.”

“It is a specification that emerges, correspondently, in both datum and ideatum.”

“Delegates at the Vienna Congress were correspondently jubilant.”

“Correspondently, it is important to improve the co-ordination of national research programmes in Europe, to help maintain European excellence in nanosciences.”