“Productivity increases, measured in real terms, moved inversely with the measure of excess employment.”

“By the early years of the Depression, the studio's stock was skidding inversely to its debt.”

“Average revenue per user generated by mobile subscribers is inversely correlated with relative time of subscription.”

“That drearily prevalent, invertedly snobbish contempt for articulacy?”

“Festive elements thus frequently function invertedly in dark literature, situating precisely the un-festive, or treacherously deceptive festive.”

“That didn't bother us too much, since, in an invertedly snobbish kind of way, neither of us cares for this revered delicacy.”