Sentence examples for conversely encourage from inspiring English sources

Conversely, encourage viewers to laugh at the TV set!

Labour already believes the Tories are trying to talk up how powerful the SNP would be in a hung parliament to prop up its own vote in England – and conversely encourage SNP supporters in Scotland.

Public spending on mitigation could crowd out private investment, or conversely encourage it.

mTOR inhibition in different tumor cell lines may promote apoptosis; 18, 19 or conversely, encourage cell survival.

Conversely, what will encourage the Eagles is that they have reached this point without previously having looked all that impressive.

Conversely, low rates encourage monopolies that results in fewer jobs.

Future research investigating the impact of attentional processes on overflow production may be particularly valuable for designing rehabilitation strategies for patients experiencing induced pathological overflow or conversely, to develop techniques to encourage the recovery of movement function in individuals with paretic limbs.

Conversely, a sense of self-efficacy can encourage students to explore subject matter more deeply, promoting greater engagement.

"Conversely, there is still much to do to encourage young women to study Stem [science, technology, engineering and mathematics] subjects".

Conversely, under some conditions one-party dominance can encourage longer-term reforms.

Stakeholder partnerships between civil society, health professionals, health managers, researchers, and funders encourage research to address policy concerns and, conversely, policy or practice decisions to be informed by research.