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

Conversely, phosphorus restriction is hard to achieve on dialysis given the high protein requirements: hence, dialysis patients may benefit from other strategies, as described below.

And, conversely, it's just as hard to find a truly unpleasant heroine of a network drama or sitcom.

Conversely, I found it very hard to open them myself without removing the back from my back.

Conversely, Langan was the one playing hard to get on Philomena, a passion project for Steve Coogan.

You can see exactly why a late-breaking pitch is so hard to hit, or, conversely, why a pitcher's last three hanging curveballs were crushed to the left-center gap.

Conversely, a woman might find it hard to begin lifting weights in a gym bursting with hulking bodybuilders.

Conversely, there are plenty of women who have worked hard to put their marriages back together and seem stronger than ever.

Conversely, companies with three or less years of experience find it hard to get discipline in adopting practices such as refactoring.