Inversely

As the price of a product decreases, inversely, the demand for the product will increase.

The further you move away from the source of the sound, the inversely quieter it becomes.

The more sugar you add to the recipe, inversely, the less healthy the dish will be.

As the size of the package increased, the shipping cost decreased inversely.

He lost weight inversely to his eating habits.

The taller the building, the smaller it appears inversely.

The more you study, the fewer mistakes you'll make in your exam. Inversely, the less you study, the more mistakes you'll make.

The higher the altitude, the lower the air pressure will be. Inversely, the lower the altitude, the higher the air pressure will be.

The more sugar you add to the mixture, the less bitter it will taste. Inversely, the less sugar you add, the more bitter it will taste.

The more you practice playing the guitar, the less difficult it will be to play a song. Inversely, the less you practice, the more difficult it will be.

The more you save money, the less you'll need to borrow in the future. Inversely, the less you save, the more you'll need to borrow.

As the level of stress increased, the level of productivity decreased inversely.

The number of hours slept is inversely related to the level of fatigue.

The amount of sleep you get is inversely related to the number of cups of coffee you drink.

The length of the pendulum is inversely related to the frequency of oscillation.

As the temperature decreases, the pressure in the container increases inversely.

The faster you drive, the inversely proportional your gas mileage becomes.

The heavier the object, the easier it is to move inversely.

The faster he drove, the inversely slower he arrived.

The higher the altitude, the lower the air pressure; this is an inversely proportional relationship.

The volume of a gas is inversely related to its pressure.

The frequency of sound waves is inversely related to their wavelength.

The thickness of a material is inversely proportional to its flexibility.

The more expensive the item, the fewer people can afford it inversely.

The more a person drinks alcohol, the slower their reaction time becomes inversely.

The higher the price, the inversely fewer people can afford it.

The shorter the deadline, the more inversely stressed I become.

The more people there are in a room, the less personal space each person has inversely.

The more sugar she ate, the inversely less she felt satisfied.

The farther we walked, the inversely closer the destination seemed.

As the temperature decreases, the pressure of the gas in the container increases inversely.

The less time spent studying, the lower the grades achieved inversely.

The more she talked, the inversely less she listened to others.

The more she slept, the inversely more tired she felt.

The faster you drive, the shorter the time it will take to reach your destination. Inversely, the slower you drive, the longer it will take.

The faster he runs, the inversely lower his energy level becomes.

The more she spoke, the less the audience paid attention inversely.

The longer the cooking time, the inversely lower the nutrient content of the food.

The higher the altitude, the inversely lower the atmospheric pressure.

The volume of gas is inversely proportional to the pressure.

The amount of time spent on a task is inversely related to productivity.

The more you practice playing the guitar, the inversely less difficulty you will have playing a difficult song.

The more you exercise, the inversely lower your risk of developing heart disease.

The size of the font is inversely proportional to the number of words on the page.

The faster you run, the inversely longer it takes to complete a marathon.

The more sugar you consume, the inversely higher your insulin sensitivity.

The more words you speak per minute, the inversely less clear your pronunciation becomes.

The difficulty level of the test is inversely related to the number of students who pass it.

The heavier the object, the inversely lower it will float in water.

The more she studied, the less she forgot inversely.