Sentence examples for conversely former from inspiring English sources

Conversely, former US Airways passengers may happily find themselves on American planes with more first-class seats than they're used to.

Conversely, former Deputy Treasury Secretary Roger Altman told CNBC that falling oil prices have created a "$200 billion stimulus package" for Americans.

Conversely, former AHA executive director Fred Edwords takes the side of our species' need for adaptability, suggesting that continuing an omnivorous diet is needed in some populations.

Conversely, a former top financial regulator testifying at the Senate hearing cautioned that the law bordered on overkill.

It could be argued that conversely, many former constituent republics of the USSR were transferred to the European Union after gaining national independence.

Conversely, Dan Becker, a former Sierra Club official and a consultant to environmental groups, says he thinks carbon dioxide should be front and center — but that the companies should defuse the issue by letting Greenpeace do the talking.

Conversely, Eugene A. Ludwig, the former comptroller of the currency during the Clinton administration, warned that the law could put "a deleterious drag on capital formation and meaningful job opportunities for our people".

Conversely, Mitrione, a former defensive tackle for the New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings, has tremendous knockout power.

Conversely, if the former were so hidden, it is unlikely that potential clients would be able to access them.

Conversely, it was the former London Irish back-row Juan Manuel Leguizamón, a genuinely fine man and the guy I had as captain for the Barbarians in May, who set the trend for Argentina's win in Durban last weekend while Justin Tipuric was one of the few Welsh successes in Cardiff.

Conversely, Oxford saw five former Blues return to the boat, including rower Warre and cox Gilchrist Maclagan who were making their third appearance in the event.