Sentence examples for though conversely from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wong said many of his clients were being cited for rat infestations, though, conversely, violations are not going up citywide: the number of violations for rodents issued since Hurricane Sandy dropped to 1,996, compared to 2,750 for the same period the previous year.

The p65 subunit of NFκB is extremely highly expressed in xenograft tumors from human medulloblastoma cell lines; though, conversely, the same cells in culture have minimal expression without specific stimulation.

This accords well with a general paradox: most attention in the press and by the public is given to misery and displeasure, though conversely people across the world report a high degree of happiness whenever they are questioned directly [ 21].

Conversely, though, it didn't move up as fast, either.

Conversely though, there's also a very spiritual, meditative aspect to the sound.

Conversely, though, it may also inspire an art audience to think about the financial realm.

Conversely, though, some local advertisers are relegated to the back end of shows.

Conversely though, if you are training hard, make time for some sessions which are easy, not mentally taxing.

Conversely, though, last month the Open Space Institute, a land preservation group, closed a deal to buy the development rights to 382 acres on two adjacent farms.

Conversely, though, if Sugar were to opt for politics over TV, she could replace him as the main presenter of the next series.

Conversely though, many voices in this debate are ignoring the economic realities faced by research libraries in favour of an idealised model that avoids thinking about the causes of library budget shortfalls.