Sentence examples for conversely successful from inspiring English sources

Conversely, successful reduction of deer populations in communities such as Mumford Cove has been followed by a dramatic decrease in Lyme incidence.

Conversely, successful treatments during adolescence may have particularly high long-term yield [15 ]

Conversely, successful change implementation in Slovenian hospitals is mostly the result of teamwork, a form of work not supported or encouraged by the existing hierarchical organizational culture [ 14, 15].

Conversely, a successful reimposition of Mr Assad's iron rule would give succour to all Arab despots.

These show a tendency to attribute delayed navigation to external factors and conversely completely successful navigations to personal factors.

Conversely, the successful prediction of ROBO4, ANGPT2, VIM and SPARC shows that these methods do have the ability to predict a validated TEM.

Conversely, less successful projects tried to "co-opt" new habitat based on existing nature development initiatives to neutralize the habitat that would be lost due to project work.

Conversely, a hugely successful new-look Germany were laden with World Cup debutants.

Or conversely, the number of successful presidents who were successful businessmen?

Conversely, Scotland's most successful manager in this period was Alex McLeish who, from January to November of 2007, led his Scotland side to five victories in eight matches - a 62 per cent winning record.

Conversely, even a highly successful Thoroughbred may be sold by the pound for a few hundred dollars to become horsemeat.