Sentence examples for conversely that the from inspiring English sources

The newspaper editor in Damascus suggested, conversely, that the country was stuck with Assad.

And, conversely, that the rich must also be very good at whatever it is they do.

He fears, conversely, that the tide of commercialism may be driving deep into the territory of common sense, and a game-altering touchdown may be coming soon.

Moore's Law says processing power doubles about every 18 months, or, conversely, that the cost of a single unit of computing power is cut in half.

Many argue, conversely, that the end aim of Israel's settlement policy in the West Bank is to render the establishment of a viable Palestinian state impossible.

Conversely, that the Pew shows a big lead for Mr. Obama is good news for him, but it was news that was already priced into the forecast.

Or, conversely, that Kinbote wrote the verse as well as the Commentary?

I like O'Hara's reasoning: "It may be that poetry makes life's nebulous events tangible to me and restores their detail; or conversely, that poetry brings forth the intangible quality of incidents which are all too concrete and circumstantial.

"But conversely, that means in 20% of the cases the spouse is not involved.

Liberal commentators, here and abroad, have long argued that hard-line policies in the West only strengthen hard-line politicians in Iran, and conversely that lowering the threat level enhances the position of moderates.

WWE have been at pains to state John Cena does not need to be pinned for him to drop the Championship, but, conversely, that works for the other participants.