Sentence examples for contrariwise from inspiring English sources
contrariwise
In the contrary or opposite way, order, or direction
"contrariwise" is a correct and usable word in written English. It means "on the contrary," or "in opposition," and is usually used to contrast something that has just been said. For example: "Although it is true that the cost of living is rising, contrariwise, wages are remaining stagnant.".
Contrariwise, Chief Reed explains, the department can push out beat-specific emergency information when it affects all citizens, as with the café shooting, where schools went into lockdown and it was hours before it became clear that the initial killing, later murder and suicide were the acts of one man.Your correspondent lives in the interstice between two beats.
For the lucky person who manages to prove either that P=NP or, contrariwise, that it doesn't, a prize of $1m awaits, courtesy of the Clay Mathematics Institute.Few mathematicians are betting their futures on finding any such proof.
Contrariwise, if audiences are staying away, it is folly to pour good money after bad.
Contrariwise, each Standard-Model boson has a sparticle partner that is a fermion.Particle physicists like supersymmetry because, even though it doubles the number of fundamental particles, it actually does simplify the Standard Model.
Perhaps, as his songs said, he wanted to "nullify" life; or perhaps, contrariwise, he was high on it.
Contrariwise, that female might come across a better male and thus wish to be rid of the first lot of sperm.
That it is raining is contrariwise a necessary condition for it being true that it is both raining and sunny.
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