Conversely, back then, more than two-fifths of the Republican caucus (105 members in all) represented at least somewhat competitive seats with a Republican-leaning index score of 5 points or less.
Conversely, coming back to your parked car and seeing damage can be just as bad.
Depending on the topic at hand, the results of our queries may allow us to look back and wonder or, conversely, look back in anger.
It might be asked why network activity consistently falls into this pattern in the absence of neuromodulatory influences, or conversely, falls back into these patterns following prolonged neuromodulatory input.
Also atomic motion will eventually be disrupted if and when the universe expands until it disperses or conversely collapses back to the compacted form as before the "big bang".
Conversely, the backs of the apartments have small cut-out windows placed at odd heights — some at eye level, others up near the ceiling — that frame contrasting views of the city: the clock on the old Metropolitan Life Tower; a caged recreational area on the roof of the prison; a sooty brick wall covered with pipes, the Empire State Building.
Conversely, investors raced back into the region's equities anytime there was better-than-expected economic news — like that of the second Greek bailout, in the first quarter of 2012.
It could be a useful way of leading a person back into an app, and conversely it may be a wake-up call to developers to make apps more dynamic and less static.
Conversely, a slumped back posture, leading to lower levels of arousal, likely prompted participants in that condition to become more susceptible to stress, dealing with it passively and exhibiting more of a helplessness-type response.
Conversely, the further back (closer to the rear wheel) the center of mass is located, the more front wheel lateral movement or bike forward motion will be required to regain balance.
