Sentence examples for support conversely from inspiring English sources

They once bought six off-road lorries for carrying timber and turned them into mobile missile launchers.The trouble is that any sanctions weighty enough to stop the North Koreans realising their nuclear ambitions are unlikely to secure China's support; conversely, any sanctions that China will support will not be enough to stop the North Koreans.

Good social interaction skills can effectively enhance mission success and lead to friendly relations and local support; conversely, poor social skills can generate negative perceptions or worse, incite adversarial actions that put the mission and Soldiers at risk.

According to a Harvard University poll of young adults from ages 18 to 29, 51% said they did not support capitalism; conversely, 33% said they supported socialism.

For example pre-formed amphiphilic Ln III) complexes can be deposited onto a sub-phase (usually pure water) before transfer to a solid support or conversely, the complex can be formed in situ.

The CEAC shows the proportion of simulations (produced by the econometric model) in which web-based support (and conversely traditional weight loss) is the more cost-effective across a range of alternative threshold values, which the health care system may be willing to pay for an additional QALY.

Conversely, support for smaller parties has increased.

Conversely, support amongst smokers rose from around 30% in the first 4 time-points to just under 50% in the final survey.

An MP is called non-MDA-MP (NMP) if it does not support MDA mechanism; conversely an MP is called MMP if it supports MDA mechanism.

Conversely, support vector machines (SVMs) refer to kernel-based methods, neural-network-alike models that constitute an approximate implementation of the structural risk minimization principle.

This would seem to confirm that these cell lines do not possess characteristics of the DE and conversely support the notion that these markers are diagnostic for DE but not ExEn cell types.

Conversely, support for the biotic resistance hypothesis comes from several generalist herbivores (crayfish, slugs, grasshoppers) selectively consuming exotic over native plants in laboratory assays [17] and from a meta-analysis of field experiments demonstrating that native herbivores suppress exotic plants [9].