Sentence examples for a corollary question from inspiring English sources

A corollary question to public disclosure is how broadly to disclose internally, to lenders, or to D&O insurers.

The corollary question, of course, is whether Trump would have won the White House had Americans not been skeptical of the coverage of his campaign.

Pereboom's last book, "Free Will, Agency, and Meaning in Life" explored this corollary question to the issue of consciousness, that of free will.

Poulet, J. F. A. & Hedwig, B. A corollary discharge maintains auditory sensitivity during sound production.

A corollary to the question of whether Mr. Khadr is a terrorist threat is how effective the American and Canadian counterterrorism programs are.

Indeed, self-sufficiency is a corollary to inquiry.

The question of a corollary standard to "first do no harm" has yet to be efficiently and uniformly applied to the financial services industry despite the long and detailed list of regulations and guidelines under which advisors work.

A corollary is that you have a chance to stay awhile afterward in a different place.

As a corollary of our study, we give a surprising elementary formula on supersingular j-invariants.

This is a corollary to the rule that a sovereign cannot be sued without its consent.

There is a corollary objection to Article VIII because of provisions in the approved license agreements.