Sentence examples for conversely could from inspiring English sources

Hatch, conversely, could not have been happier.

Limbaugh also omitted another fact which conversely could expose a glaring flaw in his theory.

John Kerry, conversely, could do well among the Panhandle veterans, who have voted Republican (while remaining registered Democrats) in recent years.

Goldman's decision to postpone its flotation, conversely, could imply that insiders think the firm is now worth more than outsiders will pay.

Conversely, could the hyperconsumption that both religious and secular environmentalists lament be a response to ecological boredom: the void that a loss of contact with the natural world leaves in our psyches?

The Broncos, conversely, could well be the regular-season class of the American Football Conference — though that was the case last season when they coughed up a playoff game at home to Baltimore.

Conversely, cars could be recharged when demand is low.

Conversely, you could probably easily name a dozen below market value – including free agents.

Conversely Sanders could lose heavily on the night but try to draw solace in his small, but passionate, home state.

Conversely, he could not win a single vote in whole counties in deeply conservative Utah that year.

Conversely, it could be a sign that the dilemma had been anticipated, and the remedy very carefully considered in advance.