Sentence examples for conversely since from inspiring English sources

Conversely, since most of them are Labour supporters, if they feel let down by Blair & Co, they're twice as pissed off.

Conversely, since our species evolved, average temperatures have never been much more than two or three degrees higher than they are right now.

Conversely, since each administration faces novel problems and operates in a unique context, no foreign policy strategy is going to be an exact replica of its predecessors.

Conversely, since we knew that Serena is mixing again between l and r, we knew she must be indifferent between l and r and we used that to find Venus' mix.

Conversely, since whatever the law does not keep safe for the creator is given over to the public, the author also makes clear what the rights of the would-be user or reproducer of these works are.

Conversely, since alcohol photo-oxidation occurs with 100% selectivity on electrodes in O2 saturated solutions at potentials close to Efb or under open-circuit conditions, suspensions of the photocatalyst can be advantageously employed.

However, whether poor sleep quality leads to headache or conversely is unclear since underlying mechanisms of both conditions are shared by common pathogenic mechanisms [13].

For this purpose, we used in vivo oligo-capture assay at the Dβ1 locus, since (conversely to Dβ2 locus) nicks at Dβ1 12- and 23RSSs can be distinguished due to their divergent heptamers.

India, with the exception of the Taliban era, has always had strong ties to Afghanistan since Partition; conversely, Islamabad with the exception of the Taliban period, has had strained ties with Kabul.

Meanwhile, figures released today show the number of EU migrants coming to Britain is falling fast – now at its lowest level since 2009 – with the number of non-EU migrants conversely at its highest since 2004.

His career as a lyricist for other composers (Bernstein, Jule Styne and Richard Rodgers) is as distinct from his later work as night is to day, or conversely, day to night, since the quintessential Sondheim song is perceived to be somehow darker, lyrically more cerebral and colder than his earlier collaborative work.