Sentence examples for conversely when it from inspiring English sources

Conversely, when it is suggested that extremist groups operating among Muslims should also be monitored by all levels of society, they suddenly cry "police state".

Conversely, when it experiences two or more consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth, the economy is generally considered to be in a recession (also called economic bust).

And, conversely, when it comes to the West Side, the answer is always yes, because they're so politically empowered and so wealthy".

Conversely, when it has finite thickness relative to the substrate, the strains induced in the substrate reduce the constraint imposed on the bond coat, again reducing its ability to accommodate the undulations.

Conversely, when it was announced that the Tesco superstore in Kirkcaldy, Fife, would close, it was standing room only at a public meeting called to try and save it.

Conversely, when it gets dark, the body sends signals to make the hormone melatonin, which happens a couple of hours after sunset, which helps to make us sleepy.

Conversely, when does it make sense to pay attention to what the ratings agencies say?

Conversely, when unphosphorylated, it retained co-expressed NKX2-5 withinhin cytoplasmic inclusions.

Conversely, when they have it going offensively, they struggle on defense.

Conversely, when religion is liberal when it makes few supernatural claims, when it is doctrinally minimal, and when it serves mainly as a repository of moral wisdom it can play a significant role in a liberal society.

Conversely, when appears before (as it happens later on), no transmisson is possible from to.