Sentence examples for conversely of course from inspiring English sources

Conversely, of course, the French profess disdain for many things American.

Conversely, of course, one of the great things about typewriters is that they're not iPads.

Conversely, of course, Gonzalez's supposed moderation might help him avoid a Democratic filibuster and win confirmation.

Conversely, of course, and this is less nice to think about, our deepest consolation goes to the losers.

Conversely, of course, there is absolute beauty — beyond the talents of any one country — being integrated into this league.

Conversely, of course, when banks become unwilling to lend more money, prices can collapse.Many commentators believe current monetary policy may be encouraging bubbles to form (see Free exchange).

Conversely, it was of course Republicans still smarting from the New Deal that FDR had brought about who secured the amendment in the first place.

Of course, conversely, ambiguous or non-existing standards and services also present a great opportunity for a new venture in an emerging industry, as they may take a lead in defining the industry, determining the standards for it and establishing a dominant design for an entire field, and thus create legitimacy for the industry.

Of course, conversely, the algorithms may have also predicted different splicing among predicted exons of the same open reading frame, predicted different open reading frame initiation or termination points, or added and/or missed entire open reading frames, thus generating some vastly different proteins.

Any two-level criterion can be restated in a one-level form (though, of course, not conversely).

Of the students who took the course, 26% earned highest honors and only 9% earned honors; conversely, of those who did not take the course, only 9% earned highest honors and 28% earned honors.