Inversely

The closer the object moves towards the black hole, the slower time passes inversely.

The strength of a magnet is inversely proportional to the distance from it.

The more you exercise, the inversely less fat you will have in your body.

The colder the weather gets, the inversely less I want to go outside.

The price of a commodity is inversely related to the demand for it.

The louder the music, the less I can hear you inversely.

As the temperature decreases, inversely, the pressure in the container will increase.

The greater the distance, the weaker the gravitational force inversely.

The more water you add to the mixture, the inversely less concentrated it becomes.

The more you save, the less you'll have to spend. Saving and spending are inversely proportional.

The hotter the weather, the less people will wear coats. Temperature and coat-wearing are inversely proportional.

The further they moved away from the speaker, the inversely softer their voices became.

The heavier the object, the inversely lighter it would feel with the right equipment.

The harder you press on the gas pedal, the faster the car will go. Pressure on the gas and fuel economy are inversely proportional.

The higher the temperature, the inversely lower the solubility of the salt in the water.

The amount of money spent on a product is inversely proportional to its demand.

The harder she squeezed the bottle, the inversely lower the amount of water came out.

The less you water a succulent, the inversely more it thrives.

The faster you run, the inversely slower your heart rate becomes.

The more she slept during the day, the less she slept at night inversely.

When you increase the weight on the barbell, your number of repetitions will inversely decrease.

The intensity of light decreases inversely with the square of the distance from the source.

The more time you spend studying, the less likely you are to fail the test inversely.

The brightness of a light source is inversely proportional to the square of the distance from the source.

The more she exercised, the less tired she felt inversely.

The more he eats, the thinner he becomes inversely.

The more you save, the inversely less you will have to borrow.

The intensity of the light is inversely proportional to the distance from the source.

The amount of time spent exercising is inversely related to the amount of time spent watching television.

The more he practiced the song, the inversely less nervous he became during the performance.

The more he tries to help, the more he causes trouble inversely.

The more she practiced, the inversely easier the dance became.

The longer the race, the slower the pace inversely.

The harder he squeezed the grip, the inversely weaker his arm felt.

The more she ate, the less she enjoyed the food inversely.

The longer the commute, the inversely less time I have for my hobbies.

The more he exercised, the inversely lower his cholesterol levels were.

The more she ate, the inversely less hungry she felt.

The less she studied, the inversely greater her anxiety about the test.

The more time she spent with him, the inversely more she liked him.

The longer the book, the inversely shorter her attention span became.

The larger the distance between two objects, the inversely weaker their gravitational attraction.

The lower the temperature, the inversely higher the heating bill.

The more money you save, the inversely fewer financial worries you have.

The more time I spend on social media, the inversely proportional my productivity becomes.

The higher the altitude, the inversely lower the air pressure becomes.

The closer the deadline gets, the inversely higher my stress levels become.

As the temperature drops, the demand for heaters in the market increases inversely.

The quieter the room, the inversely louder her stomach growled.

The more sunlight a plant receives, the inversely smaller its leaves become.