Conversely, large companies need to post big numbers to move their ratios in fractions.
Conversely, a big correction in the stockmarket could precipitate an uncomfortably sharp slowdown.
Conversely, the big banks would trim their deposit bases as they became more expensive.
Conversely, a big, crowded high school may leave you craving the coziness of a less-overwhelming student body.
Conversely, many big northern states, such as New York, grew only weakly during the 1990s and will lose congressional seats as a result.
The Academy's habit of rewarding films that do not necessarily have the widest commercial appeal – The Hurt Locker, which won best picture in 2010, took less than $50m on its US release – tends to equate with smaller viewing figures; conversely, the biggest ever TV ratings came in 1998, when 55 million tuned in to see the blockbuster Titanic sweep the board.
Conversely, the bigger the transfer, the lower the effective fee you get.
Likewise ratios smaller than 1, obtained by a column-by-column analysis would imply that rats were biased towards the vertical dimension and, conversely, values bigger than 1 would indicate that rats were horizontally biased.
Conversely, teams with big diehard fan bases often have less incentive to succeed (granting that market size and other considerations factor in).
Roberts, conversely, got a big story and, yes, a book deal with her own aggressive reporting and without collaborating with a famous sports celebrity.
