Sentence examples for conversely, should from inspiring English sources

Conversely, should the virtual park reflect the real one?

And if his plan succeeds, then he and his party get all the credit, but conversely, should his tax-and-spend plan fail, he and his party will get all the blame.

Conversely, should fires like the one at Anaktuvuk River race across warming northern landscapes, immense amounts of organic material in vegetation, soils, peat deposits and thawed permafrost could burn.

Conversely, should the film flop, some of Hollywood's most pernicious myths — most pointedly that there are not wide audiences for historical dramas in general and black films in particular — will become all the more entrenched.

Conversely, should GTR prove to have not informed the readiness board that they did not have sufficient drivers, it calls into question the competence of a company supposedly intensely monitored by the DfT.

And, conversely, shouldn't marathon training have made him -- and, by extension, all runners -- immune to heart disease?

Conversely, PSp should exceed Sp because dilution should make it less likely to have a false-positive pooled test result than a false-positive individual-test result [ 8].

Like, don't let the kids interrupt, and conversely, you shouldn't interrupt them.

Conversely, lists should not be used for formatting non-list content such as a single mailing address.

In the longer run, conversely, companies should reap the fruits of any extra investments, both in money and in the development of technologies.

Conversely, countries should give long-term resident non-citizens the right to vote, at least in local elections.