Sentence examples for and conversely it from inspiring English sources

And conversely it makes celebs seem like real people rather than the Greek gods that some people think they are.

And conversely, it doesn't preclude us from writing about crime in Lincoln and sports in Needham when the opportunities present themselves.

And, conversely, it will know whether the president has broken no law, and members could verify that fact to the broader public.

Because energy is conserved, the RF field will increase (amplification) if the electrons lose kinetic energy, and, conversely, it will decrease if the electrons gain kinetic energy.

And conversely, it explains why studies show that tennis players and fencers develop greater bone mass in their dominant arms and legs.

That forced interdependence is the strongest element in Left 4 Dead 2's design and, conversely, it is a big reason the single-player campaign can feel like a tiresome slog.

If it did not, the triangle was labelled as external, and conversely if it did, it was labelled internal.

They believe if an edible has a low THC level, it should be cheaper and conversely, if it has a high THC level, it should cost more.

An iron rule of cultural politics is that if any work of art is important, it must be in London, and conversely if it is not in London, it is not important.

"And conversely if it's too tight, it's likely to break.

If it matches the real data, then no SAT tuning is necessary across conditions, and conversely, if it does not match the real data then it will provide compelling evidence that the SAT setting does vary across conditions.