Sentence examples for conversely however from inspiring English sources

Conversely, however, the code would allow shoes without socks, perhaps a Bobby Short exception.

Conversely, however, expansive gestures such as hugging are not acceptable.

Conversely, however, technology allows cheats to be detected more easily than before.

Conversely, however, companies would no longer be able to negotiate the best price, "and I think that will lead to higher Windows prices over all," he said.

Poor mental health quality produces compounding and cumulative social costs; conversely, however, efforts to mitigate the severity of climate change will likely have compounding and cumulative social benefits.

Conversely, however, a tribunal is unlikely to find that there has been a fair dismissal simply on the basis of some "casual link" or vague claim by an employer about how alcohol abuse is affecting its reputation.

Conversely, however, nude dancers mock the tenets of religiously prescribed modesty, and hence religious disapproval has helped drive the opposition to such dance during an era of seemingly relaxed opinions about sexuality and theatrical nudity.

Conversely, however, it is not clear if the Affordable Care Act, as the law is formally known, has contributed to the moderating of premium increases, Kaiser researchers said.

Conversely, however, an age-restricted community would be "filled with a population with a propensity to vote 'no' on a school budget," he added.

Stories of our quest for romantic fulfilment abound, De Botton remarks; conversely, however, "the story of our quest for love from the world" is apparently little told - it is "a more secret and shameful tale" whose crevices and clefts can only now be probed by our author.

Conversely, however, it also shows that Yemen remains a haven for militants around the region, who clearly feel that its relatively lax security environment makes it a more suitable base for operations.