Friend's treatment comes across as a lack of trust from the organisation that employs him – even if, conversely, the Professional Game Match Officials Ltd will argue the decision was taken to protect him - and if it is true that it stemmed from a social‑media campaign from Spurs fans (one that certainly passed me by) should the decision-makers really be pandering to the Twitter orchestra?
Conversely, even when drunk dudes take photos of me naked, I don't lose my shit.
He is simultaneously within and outside the song: this is not arch, but conversely even more involving.
Conversely, even the work of her late teens and early 20s can be twisted with melancholy and heavily macabre.
Conversely, even if the offer succeeds, it does not mean that Oracle will reign supreme.
Conversely, even in poor vintages, wines from great producers always have something interesting to say.
And, conversely, even when you invent, there is some personal reason for the invention; it is never entirely disconnected from your life, or entirely disconnected from memory.
Conversely, even if the Security Council remains deadlocked over the need for military action, there will almost certainly be some allies fighting alongside American forces.
Conversely, even in very good years, producers who make wines in unappealing styles are not likely to make wines you love.
Conversely, even with the higher tax rates for corporations and wealthy individuals under President Bill Clinton, the economy created 22.7 million jobs.
Conversely, even though the buyer may utilize a MAC clause in this manner, a seller may also prefer a qualitative MAC clause to provide it with leeway to argue that an adverse event does not constitute a MAC.
