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19 examples of Inversely in a sentence

So as a result, the angular acceleration, denoted by the Greek letter alpha here, goes as 1 over R. It's inversely proportional to R. The smaller you make it, the more quickly you can turn.
Guilt, inversely correlated with those things.
In fact, in our data, grit is usually unrelated or even inversely related to measures of talent.
It's inversely proportional to taxes.
And, indeed, Matt Rognlie has attacked (4), arguing that the return on wealth varies inversely with the wealth-to-annual-income ratio so strongly that, paradoxically, the more wealth the rich have, the lower their share of total income.
The European Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) was born from the following apparently contradictory argument: that the discretionary powers which governments enjoy over exchange rates and financial markets are often inversely related to their ability to provide stability in those very same markets.
MDR-TB was inversely associated with successful treatments.
This is what to expect in the exercise of discretionary policy, which is why the unemployment rate moves inversely with the federal budget deficit.
After all, investment opportunity is inversely proportional to per capita capital stock.
These measures are irrational, because they are inversely related to risk.
Second, the transaction cost of using a foreign currency as a medium of exchange is inversely proportional to the extent to which that currency is used globally.
As a result, not only are countercyclical measures needed, but banks’ capital requirements should vary inversely with the boom-and-bust fluctuations in the asset markets to which they are heavily exposed.
As we examine orthologs, the proteins become more degraded, or richer in dehydrons, in species with a lower effective population – a somewhat elusive indicator inversely related to the size and complexity of the organism and to the complexity of its reproductive pattern.
Likewise, the extravagance of the jubilee celebrations in Versailles-far more pompous than the modest ceremony in the Elysée 40 years ago-will be inversely proportional to their political relevance.
Moreover, a human being’s reticence to kill is inversely related to the distance between attacker and target.
The number of senators (two for each state) per eligible voter is roughly inversely proportional to the population of the state.
Given that a wealth tax is less deferrable, and that its impact depends (inversely) on pre-tax returns, it stands to reason that a modest wealth tax would lead to only a slightly higher implied effective tax rate on investment returns than under the current system.
Moreover, the share of women earning an independent income is inversely correlated to the share of households in poverty.
Optimal taxation theory says that governments should choose tax rates that are inversely proportional to how mobile the tax bases are.