Sentence examples for conversely it could be from inspiring English sources

A site could be listed because of its hazardousness, or conversely it could be listed because it is less hazardous and therefore easier to clean (Daley and Layton 2004).

Conversely, it could be a sign that the dilemma had been anticipated, and the remedy very carefully considered in advance.

Conversely, it could be used to project an image with extremely fine features onto a photoresist as a first step in photolithography, a process used to make computer chips.

Yet there is absolutely no reason to think that such men are more numerous in the military than anywhere else; conversely, it could be argued that one reason why so many "civilized" people can engage in refined feelings is because there are soldiers who do their dirty work for them.

Conversely, it could be argued that the premarital agreement did not become effective until the marriage, and then by agreement (transmutation) the couple divided their property.

Conversely, it could be considered as way of losing or lacking face if those obligations were not seen to be fulfilled.

Conversely, for height anxiety, it could be more cost-effective to scale a flight of stairs with a patient, than to purchase a HMD system and pay for the software development of a fully immersive VR environment.

Admittedly, this is not as realistic as it could be, but, conversely, there can be a common biasing trend to all micropad grating parameters, and the dominance of a long-range variation at the whole track scale is still the more likely scenario.

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

Conversely, it could also be used with enzootic conditions to better retarget the surveillance system and readapt control measures worldwide.

Conversely, it could mean that less was invested if the disease burden was low in Norway relative to the rest of the world.