Sentence examples for yet the converse from inspiring English sources

Wherever reminiscence goes, warm-up seems to follow; yet the converse does not always hold.

Yet the converse — the notion that some children might be the bad seeds of more or less decent parents — is hard to take.

Yet the converse also can happen, such as when personnel redundancies occur between the parent and target company and people are let go.

Yet the converse is also true: a well implemented virtual currency system can greatly increase user engagement and foster valuable types of social interaction.

All individuals who share maternal genetic influences also share the contribution of fetal genes, yet the converse is not true if one considers paternal half-siblings.

But although certain brain regions consistently rev up when people experience pain, neuroscientists have yet to demonstrate that the converse is true: that any particular pattern of brain activity necessarily indicates the presence of pain.

For example, no generalized lysosomal dysfunction occurs in cortical neurons, and yet there is lysosome-dependent death, and the converse is true in cycling cells.

Yet, the bulk of India still converses in the vernacular.

Taken together, the YLS/CMI-SV seems suited for use with male youth offenders in Singapore though the converse cannot be said for the female youth offenders yet.

The converse is less likely, of patients using the term distension yet actually experiencing intermittent swelling.

Yet it also may be the case that an under-estimation of risk has the converse effect.