Sentence examples for conversely running from inspiring English sources
Conversely, running the economy at low levels of demand damages the supply side of the economy and restricts future growth a phenomenon known as hysteresis.
Conversely, running the economy at low levels of demand damages the supply side of the economy and restricts future growth — a phenomenon known as hysteresis.
Conversely, running at high ambient temperatures may also incur an increased metabolic cost due to costs associated with the dissipation of excess heat (e.g., gular fluttering).
Obama, conversely, is running against a guy who is trying to distance himself from a massively unpopular guy's eight years in the White House, and his strategy is to adopt all the guy's positions.
As a consequence, you could be taken advantage of or, conversely, inadvertently run afoul of the law.
Conversely, we ran our reactions at a lower temperature, 150 °C, and using air instead of oxygen.
Conversely, Democrats say, running deficits means more government borrowing and upward pressure on rates.
Conversely, Michigan State running back Javon Ringer expressed disappointment at the game's result, saying "I kinda really wanted [Michigan] to be undefeated for us".
4 5 Conversely, the peak running speed was improved when playing football in the heat, 4 suggesting that players may modulate their activity pattern to preserve key performance indicators.
Conversely, rain-water running off the impervious crusted sandy clay horizons, which infiltrates in slight amounts the poorer soils impoverished with alterable minerals and the deep de-saturated altered Sahelian layers, are low in mineral content.
Ms. Visser acknowledges that simple politeness is the grease that keeps society running and, conversely, how much hostility can build up among people when words like "thanks" are not spoken.
