Sentence examples for conversely much of from inspiring English sources

Conversely, much of the innovation going on in other parts of the technology industry owes a lot to Microsoft's absence.

▶ Much of what you think is random is in your control; conversely much of what you think is in your control is random.

Conversely much of the angst is derived from the defensive sacrifices made to boost their attack and the side concedes almost a goal a game more than 2015.

Conversely, much of the subsequent controversy about the very possibility of metaphysics has turned on the acceptability of this tenet and on whether, if it is rejected, some alternative foundation can be discovered on which the metaphysician can stand.

Conversely, much of Latin America has highly restrictive abortion laws, with the procedure illegal in all circumstances in Chile, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua, and available only in cases of risk to the life or health of the pregnant person in all other countries except Cuba and Puerto Rico.

Conversely, much of the DA literature makes little reference to relevant SP contributions.

Conversely, much sexual abuse of minors is committed by "non-paedophiles", often parents or friends of the victim, who are not specifically attracted to children.

Conversely, much lower rates of LT have been identified as <1% at 10 years and 2% in 15 years.

Conversely, much third-period art has been the work of artists who, like Beethoven, would no longer be generally regarded as old.

And conversely, how much of their trivia can you absorb?

Conversely, was there too much of something?" And then sometimes, it's the seemingly little things that grind on your nerves.