Sentence examples for conversely making from inspiring English sources

Conversely, making choices in a video game often produces emotional withdrawal: players are either acquiring skills or using them reflexively to achieve discrete rewards.

Conversely, making the potential more positive decreases this rate and increases the number of particles ready to give away electrons, thus increasing the rate of the oxidation process.

Conversely, making criminals of all men who pay for sex would result in myself and thousands of other women who choose to work in this industry becoming unemployed, and thus instead of contributing to the state (through our taxes) we would be taking from the state in the form of income support, housing benefit and so on.

Conversely, making sure that everyone is aware of others' progress will allow people to contribute beyond their assigned tasks.

Conversely, making the environment more uniform increases heritability because there are proportionally less environmental differences to correlate with any phenotypic differences.

Conversely, making pre-fritted enamels includes the additional step of preparing a frit a colored glass obtained by melting together a mixture of fluxes and pigments that is then crushed and applied to the glass vessel [7, 19].

Wang, conversely, makes few waves.

Paper rationing conversely made life easier for the short-staffed editorial team.

It is easy to see which version is correct; and which version, conversely, makes for a more polemically enticing sales pitch.

A better than expected performance by the coalition parties will conversely make it easier for them to draw a line under this miserable period for the government and turn the pressure back on the Labour leader.

The effort to sound like something they're not any more conversely makes them sound like other bands entirely: at various points you might think you were listening to The Darkness, The Killers or even – God forbid – McFly.