Word: correspond
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While new programming offered through the Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (OSAPR) effectively increased awareness of sexual assault resources on campus, the educational programs did not correspond to an overall reduction in sexual assault, according to a report released by researchers from the Harvard School of Public Health...
...birthrates, low immigration and in particular low growth—while Bush’s plan predicts robust gains in the stock market. Normally, one expects financial markets and economies to function similarly over long periods. A sluggish economy should, over the course of 50 years, correspond to a sluggish stock market. The best explanation that anyone has mustered for this is that the rest of the world will flourish, while America lags, but there is no coherent argument for how this trend could justify Bush’s numbers...
Councillor Anthony D. Galluccio applauded the fact that the deal provides for an annual increase. But rather than the 3 percent amount stipulated in the deal, Galluccio suggested that the annual increase should correspond to the rise in the city budget...
...meetings] didn’t correspond well with our courses,” Rapley says. “If you had a meeting at a certain time as tutorial you couldn’t go...That’s a big concern, a lot of students have felt that we haven’t been involved...
...argued that polling has become "less scientific and more speculative. It means polls should be trusted only to verify broad shifts ... rather than specific point spreads." Even this may be optimistic, since the flaws in polls may be systemic and not random. I would guess that poll numbers roughly correspond to the category of people who are susceptible to telemarketers. If you rely on a cell phone, have caller ID or are worried about identity theft and privacy, then, respectively, you don't have a phone number pollsters can call, you won't pick up the phone...