Sentence examples for now conversely from inspiring English sources

Now conversely, how do we find Firm 2's best response as a function of q1?

Now conversely, when you've had a good day, you really feel like you're at the center of it all.

Students and young people, so long attacked and ridiculed as lazy and apathetic but now, conversely, for being politically active, seem to have provided the establishment with a recognisable enemy within.

Presumably this inbuilt suspicion of novelty explains why it took some time for audiences to come to terms with clean-cut "period" or "authentic" performances of the baroque and classical repertoire and why now, conversely, Bach on a symphony orchestra sounds weird and heavy-handed.

Would you do nothing about it right now? Conversely, if gold is strong is it an implicit comment that the dollar is weak?

We previously demonstrated that loss of p190B function in MMTV-Neu tumors leads to decreased Rac1 activity, and now conversely, we show that exogenous p190B expression results in elevated Rac1 activation.

You would think that most Americans have encountered fish and chips by now, and conversely, that most Britons would be able to differentiate a football team worthy of international acclaim from, say, the Bears.

The FiveThirtyEight "now-cast," conversely, pegs Mr. Romney's deficit at about 5 points instead.

Exchanging bits of paper on a local basis was not too expensive; conversely, now that such a system is in place, creating electronic links between several thousand institutions is not easy.Banks have also done a good job bringing down the costs of processing cheques.

Our afternoon really got to a start bouncing between the Trinidad-informed wobbles of Jus Now and a conversely cool and pulsing session from Erol Alkan.

Conversely, austerity now almost surely hurts the budget as well as the economy.