Sentence examples for conversely turn from inspiring English sources

At the recent Jackson Hole annual Fed meeting, Powell contended that inflation is unlikely to get out of hand, but he would do "whatever it takes" to corral it, or conversely turn accommodative if the economy hits a crisis.

Conversely, turn the record backwards with your hand.

Current models for how centromeres are formed and, conversely, turned off have emerged from studies of unusual or engineered chromosomes, such as neocentromeres, artificial chromosomes, and dicentric chromosomes.

Conversely turning the tension knob counter-clockwise loosens the tension.

It's possible that an even worse move for a filmmaker, rather than rushing headlong to happily meet expectations is, conversely, to turn 180 degrees away from them.

Winners: Conversely, it turns out that index performance is actually driven by a very small number of holdings.

Conversely, C&E turns out to be a successive Wyner-Ziv-based coding scheme and, for this reason, it is capable of exploiting spatial correlation.

Conversely, it turns out that this condition implies that the selected allocation must be envy-free, under the additional assumption that, in any selected allocation, individuals with identical preferences must have equivalent bundles.

Conversely, it turned out to be much lower for the *5, *6 and *7 series (0.13, 0.06 and 0.24, respectively).

Conversely, these properties turn out to be sufficient to characterize this transform.

For years, the press has been filled with stories of doctors who whip out their prescription pads after but a few minutes, or conversely, psychotherapists who turn up their noses at any "quick fix" that doesn't plumb the deepest meanings of dread.