Sentence examples for but conversely would from inspiring English sources

The obstetrician involved in the last CS seldom would hear about these induced abortions but, conversely, would nearly always be informed if a patient regretted a CS/TO or about the rare failed TO.

If these changes did occur gradually, the product of gene duplication, in which one repeat retained the AdoMet-binding subdomain but lost the catalytic subdomain (or conversely), would expose the hydrophobic core of the remaining nonfunctional subdomain to the solvent.

But conversely, it would be able to measure with high accuracy a small number of chemical species included in pollutants.

Conversely, would photographing have taken me away and made it all less sharp in my mind?

Women, conversely, would bring more discipline and a greater commitment to fundamentals, Howard said.

Or, conversely, would it make the mistake of being slavishly faithful to the Dorito model?

The subway fare increase, conversely, would fall on the more-frequent and generally more-affluent riders who use unlimited MetroCards.

Myers, conversely, would rather talk about Miller's 86 grade-point average than his quickness off the dribble.

A breakthrough on disease control, conversely, would help to unleash a virtuous circle of rising productivity, better education, lower fertility rates -- and then lead to further increases in health and prosperity.

Conversely, would the Indigenous response to the speech have been more unconditionally positive if Keating had been crystal clear that he was calling on only the non-Indigenous to open their hearts?

Conversely, would you expect the inside-centre, who regularly and without complaint sustains tackles that would move a brick bus shelter a few yards to the left, to trash his hotel room?