Sentence examples for are conversely from inspiring English sources
adverb
With a reversed relationship
There are, conversely, many small differences.
Or is this a project so grand and portentous that its chances of going down in film history are conversely diminished?
We therefore explore a method for estimating the surface density of the atomic gas from global H I parameters that are conversely widely available.
Analysis results indicated that the drug content and total yield of the precipitates are conversely related to each other in the PAS process.
They both write or are presumed to write autobiographically. (Why should serial, autobiographical chronicles of emotions recollected in tranquility be so compelling at this moment? A question for another time). There are, conversely, many small differences.
This specific feature allows us to avoid the model dependent correction for the atomic and molecular final states, which are conversely applied in the electron impulse beta spectroscopy of Tritium.
His anger is, conversely, scarily blank.
Allardyce is, conversely, a more sophisticated manager than many people want to recognise.
It is conversely true that Leonardo drew many highly detailed studies of the anal sphincter.
We then check to see if the advance obit is, conversely, in good shape.
My experience of working in fashion has been, conversely, that there is little pressure to dress well.
