Sentence examples for conversely hard from inspiring English sources

It's not hard to imagine this will happen quickly, or conversely, hard to see what will slow it down.

On the exercise bike there is a strange sensation: it feels easier to ride uphill and conversely harder to go down as the ship pitches and rolls.

Conversely, in hard winters, the defender may be overwhelmed by large flocks of fieldfares, redwings or Bohemian waxwings.

Conversely, the harder it is for an employee or customer to find continuity, the harder it will be for any change to succeed.

Conversely, thinner, harder, sharper Japanese blades can be brittle.

Conversely, some hard-neck garlics — especially rocamboles — need a good chill before sprouting in spring.

Politicians still risk appearing both too weak for the far-right and, conversely, too hard-line for those on the left who are horrified by their leaders' lack of support for migrants trapped in dangerous conditions in Libya and in Greece.

Conversely, a harder tyre will often be slower, but may last longer.

And so it's tough to change a productivity system without changing the environment; conversely, it's hard to maintain a system that was working if the environment has suddenly changed.

Conversely, firms with hard budget constraint are less likely to pursue risky R&D investment.

Conversely, it is hard to identify visually whether the patient is being treated with antibiotics or steroids at ICU admission.