Sentence examples for conversely declaration from inspiring English sources
The precise time may be unobserved if it occurs before Emergency Medical Services EMSS) personnel have arrived; conversely, declaration of death in the hospital (even for those 'Dead on Arrival' (DOA)) may be delayed until after resuscitative efforts have been judged futile.
First, the demand that a small type I error is a prerequisite for claims that an effect is present should be matched by an equal requirement for small type II errors (and conversely, high power) for declarations of absence of effects.
Human rights groups in Cambodia fear a new south-east Asian declaration of human rights could conversely offer the government in Phnom Penh a figleaf to clamp down on dissent.
Conversely, if you bat again and leave the declaration too late, you end up reflecting on an opportunity missed.
It is easy now, as it always has been, to think that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a fine-sounding efflation of rhetoric, or, conversely, to think that it is a piece of Eurocentric Enlightenment imperialism whose highminded pronouncements – for example, about the equality of men and women – do not please all members of all cultures.
Conversely, hoarders are embarrassed.
Memories, conversely, last forever.
