Conversely, if suddenly the keyboard broke, or if the power went out like this morning, it would get in the way of my typing.
Conversely, if clubs suddenly found themselves in the firing line – even if they were not responsible for a failed test – then surely their efforts on education and monitoring would increase.
It is also possible that the reported time could be inaccurate if nurses estimated separate amounts of time for discrete tasks that were consolidated and performed at the same time, or conversely, if they suddenly needed to tend to another patient and reported the time altogether as one warfarin-related task.
Conversely, theological conservatives are suddenly finding unexpected allies on social issues from the most reliably Democratic voters in the country.
Why? Conversely, there are many times when we suddenly notice the tweet of somebody we've only recently started following, or have previously not paid much attention to, because it was excellent.
Conversely, if an athlete takes a transfusion their body suddenly has a lot a more blood than it needs, and it shuts down production of red blood cells and reticulocyte concentrations drop.
Conversely, Kenyans who seemingly live beyond their means or are suddenly making it "rain" are lauded as "industrialists", "astute businessmen/women", "moguls", "savvy investors" and my favorite, "prodigious" with "a reputation as a fairly intelligent person...already (owning) a company".
Conversely, if rates fall, the price of a zero-coupon can suddenly leap.
Imagine if McAvoy had suddenly been surrounded with Mary Poppinses and dancing nurses, or, conversely, if the Queen had been invited to watch her loyal subjects being shot in the head and trapped inside flaming cars.
Conversely, "I.M ., in which a bereaved electrician pulls out switch boxes that suddenly look like "intricate rooms in a doll's house", is as haunting as it is compassionate.
