Sentence examples for conversely become from inspiring English sources
As the drug has become cheaper on the street it has, conversely, become more expensive at wholesale level, with the authorities attempting to stem the tide of the amount of cocaine arriving in Britain.
When leaders become too comfortable with a one-size-fits-all approach to leadership, they conversely become uncomfortable with the uncertainty and change that more successful leaders embrace as part of the job.
The systems became more complex, more diverse while gameplay, conversely, became more instinctive, more twitchy.
The cake's appeal becomes clearer the closer you get to the city limits and, conversely, becomes more comical the farther you travel from the voodoo-sexual-second-line cultural vortex of the Big Easy.
And so under a mirrored ceiling that stretched the length of the room – which conversely became well utilised on social media – she sent out a collection that started with a classic couture structure and ended with newness and fluidity.
While the IFN-β mRNA distribution is spatially heterogeneous at all simulation times, the IFN-β protein distribution conversely becomes spatially homogeneous at later times (approximately 11 hours post-infection), as described below.
Conversely, Michael Bloomberg became, in part, as vaunted a figure because Albany was, thanks to Eliot Spitzer and then his hapless successor David Paterson, a vacuum of absurdity.
Conversely, it became significantly detrimental in EF due to the partial destruction of H2O2 and OH in the bulk by active chlorine and Cl−, respectively.
Agonist induced changes in Y1 receptor motility were inhibited by mutations (6A) which prevented β-arrestin recruitment and internalisation; conversely they became apparent in a Y2 receptor mutant with increased β-arrestin affinity.
Conversely, commenters became more focused on the vaccine, with an increase in comments about high and low fear of the vaccine rising over time.
Conversely, it becomes a great model in evolutionary ecology.
