Sentence examples for conversely even if from inspiring English sources
Conversely, even if the offer succeeds, it does not mean that Oracle will reign supreme.
Conversely, even if the Security Council remains deadlocked over the need for military action, there will almost certainly be some allies fighting alongside American forces.
Conversely, even if a considerable amount of general support for renewable energy policy exists, at a local level, many residents feel that a renewable energy system may limit their quality of life [3].
Conversely, even if the threat of moral confusion is a serious one, that does not alter the fact that it apparently did not even merit explicit mention by the OTA.
Conversely, even if metaphysical value incommensurability is common, we might do well, deliberatively, to proceed as if this were not the case, just as we proceed in thermodynamics as if the gas laws obtained in their idealized form.
On the one hand the significance of sexual jealousy in the story has been seen to detract from the topic of racial passing; conversely, even if racial passing is accurately treated in the novel, it is considered a historically specific practice, and therefore Passing appears dated and trivial.
Conversely, even when drunk dudes take photos of me naked, I don't lose my shit.
Conversely, even a mediocre outcome in an automation campaign may earn the attention of investors' wallets.
Conversely, even mild dehydration can impair your immune system.
Deficiency of any single nutrient may impair resistance to infection, and conversely, infections, even if mild, may result in adverse effect on nutritional status.
Friend's treatment comes across as a lack of trust from the organisation that employs him – even if, conversely, the Professional Game Match Officials Ltd will argue the decision was taken to protect him - and if it is true that it stemmed from a social‑media campaign from Spurs fans (one that certainly passed me by) should the decision-makers really be pandering to the Twitter orchestra?
