Sentence examples for conversely doing from inspiring English sources

Doing too little during the day, or conversely doing too much, leave you feeling fatigued and tired.

Conversely, doing <4 h/week PA (OR=1.811; p=0.018) increased the risk of childhood OB.

Conversely, does Tom Watson MP like golf?

Out of the inevitable defeat, certain individuals conversely did shine.

Conversely, don't expect revolutions too often: small steps will also prove useful.

And conversely, does decline among the professional elites throw any light at all on national sportiness?

When, conversely, did the N.B.A. ever let rules, even those governing the actual game, get in the way of ratings?

Nor, conversely, do you believe they are going to be able to prevent the fate of the Jews of Europe.

Conversely, don't fool yourself or voters about how many corporate dollars are really out there.

Conversely, do you think that businesspeople are disdainful of business journalists, that they subscribe to a "those who can't do, teach" mentality?

And, conversely, does jazz relate to now? Do the attitudes that it embodies keep pace with film, with visual art, even with pop music?