Sentence examples for conversely few from inspiring English sources

The potential accountability problems won't linger for long; conversely, few contractors will look good when a conflict runs on for years.

Conversely, few if any great ideas, religions, peoples, civilizations, or empires have fallen without trying to reverse their fortune by force of arms first.

Conversely, few post-war writers have inspired as large a body of contemporary music, including works by Harrison Birtwistle, György Kurtág, Wolfgang Rihm, Peter Ruzicka and many others.

Nothing perks up a regeneration project like a waterfront view and, conversely, few things are as redolent of urban blight as a rubbish-strewn canal or a run-down docks.Waterside developments are often most successful where the area has fine old warehouses, or distinctive pieces of industrial archaeology, such as wharves, railway tracks or cobblestones.

Conversely, few things are more American than participating in a peaceful and harmless protest to elicit discussion about a social issue.

Conversely, few associations with BP and lipids were observed (Table 5).

Conversely, fewer respondents who saw information about inequality said that individual factors, such as "having ambition" and "hard work," were essential or very important (81percentt vs. 90percentt).

Conversely, fewer samples match the population when the population proportion is near one half.

Conversely, fewer people--and, thus, fewer bacterial strains--reached the hinterlands where the bacteria had less time to accumulate genetic mutations.

But just as more and more jobs rely on computing and coding, so conversely fewer people have the skills to fill them.

Conversely, fewer registered Republicans have requested ballots.