Sentence examples for A contrasting viewpoint from inspiring English sources

From a contrasting viewpoint, will native species such as Cryptocarya alba (Molina) Looser and Nothofagus obliqua (Mirb).

This study emerges from a contrasting viewpoint, motivated by studies of universities' roles in property and urban development around the globe.

The contrasting viewpoint holds that common-trait susceptibility derives mostly from the action of rare or low-frequency variants [ 15, 16].

The 1999-2000 season was a one-off and, for all the contrasting viewpoints, few can argue that it was one of the most fascinating and ultimately significant periods in the country's football history.

The agency had already angered him, he said, when it voted last August to drop a rule that required broadcasters to give contrasting viewpoints on issues of public importance.

The fairness doctrine, which the F.C.C. said today it would consider adopting again, required broadcasters "to provide coverage of vitally important controversial issues of interest in the community" and "to provide a reasonable opportunity for the presentation of contrasting viewpoints on such issues".

Some deliberative theorists claim that the deliberative process of exchanging arguments for contrasting viewpoints can and should produce a consensus.

In "SoloShow," the second half of a diptych of solos, the choreographer Maria Hassabi plays with contrasting viewpoints so subtly that at first it's difficult to see what has changed since the first piece.

Analysis of data was an inductive process aiming to discover both shared points and contrasting viewpoints.

Higher scores indicated more sophisticated views on NOS: In the NSAAQ, two contrasting viewpoints for each item (one of the viewpoints indicates a more naïve epistemological beliefs about NOS, the other indicates consistency with the view of science as a process of explanation and argument) are given by using a five-point scale.

It's an invigorating ride, told with remarkable sympathy for characters who have widely contrasting viewpoints.