Sentence examples for could conversely be from inspiring English sources

The network of largely underutilized rivers and natural canals in the EIGP could conversely be tapped to provide less energetically and economically costly surface water irrigation (SWI).

For example, one who may be smart at making money could conversely be ignorant about social justice.

Racism, conversely, is political.

The Broncos, conversely, could well be the regular-season class of the American Football Conference — though that was the case last season when they coughed up a playoff game at home to Baltimore.

Microtubules, conversely, could not be detected in the alga prior to meiosis.

Conversely, could it be related to some as yet unknown exposure of apes to some pathogenic agent (toxin or virus) in captivity?

To determine whether AGR2 could conversely affect E2 signaling, ER levels were assessed after AGR2 knockdown.

Conversely, cars could be recharged when demand is low.

Conversely, it could be a sign that the dilemma had been anticipated, and the remedy very carefully considered in advance.

Conversely, money could be deducted from the card of a child caught scribbling on a bus shelter, or indulging in some other act the government has taken against.

From the boat to the shelf, the supermarkets have an opportunity to stop this … They are actively supporting slavery by not acting and, conversely, they could be actively working to get rid of it if they really had the desire".