Sentence examples for but conversely also from inspiring English sources

A necessary evil to fight spam and other attacks, perhaps, but conversely also bad for business, dramatically increasing bounce rates and e-commerce shopping basket abandonment.

Mr Johnson said: "Standing on the rear platform of this delectable bus brings back a sense of nostalgia but conversely also demonstrates the quintessence of the latest technology and design, making this bus fit for the 21st Century.

Recently, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), in an update to its policy statement on screening for GDM, recognized that treatment of GDM after 24 weeks of gestation improves some maternal and neonatal outcomes but, conversely, also stated that there is still insufficient evidence to support screening of all pregnant women either before or after 24 weeks of gestation (5).

Protoss units are generally more expensive and slower to produce in-game compared to Zerg or Terran units, but are conversely also more powerful and efficient in combat.

But conversely, they also claim the Morsi regime is using them as unwilling pawns in the suppression of protesters who demand the regime's downfall.

But conversely, he also argues (anticipating much important twentieth-century work in philosophy) that there is a dependence in the other direction as well, that the character of our sensations depends on our concepts and beliefs.

Yes, we in the T need to do a better job at educating our allies instead of attacking them when they're misinformed on our issues, but conversely, we also need our allies to not shut down but actually listen to our voices.

The nuclear receptor has been implicated in the acceleration of intestinal adenoma growth and increased growth in breast and prostate cancer cell lines, but conversely it also attenuates colon cancer [ 13- 15].

The clinical relevance of this phenomenon is difficult to determine and warrants further investigation as non-lytic expulsion of hyphal C. albicans may benefit the macrophage in terms of avoiding lysis, but conversely may also benefit the fungus as it escapes the microbicidal environment of the phagosome.

Based on this trend and the data in Figure 5b in the context of immunocompromised mice, it may be that mast cells still have a role in immune protection from dengue virus with i.p. inoculation but, conversely, it also appears that mast cell stabilization does not have widespread detrimental immunosuppressive effects.

Conversely, also trees just inside the plot extend their crowns beyond the plot boundary.