Sentence examples for an opposite example from inspiring English sources

Ashley: It's funny, because I almost have an opposite example where when I started at Box, I was pretty young.

Sample sizes of populations LYR and KIN were larger (5) because LYR was of special interest due to the expected great anthropogenic influence, while KIN was an opposite example.

An opposite example: An article on solving differential equations shouldn't have much in the way of jokes - people who read this article are likely trying to educate themselves or complete a homework assignment.

An opposite example is the dorsal cluster neurons (DCN) of the Drosophila brain (Hassan et al., 2000).

An opposite example was that the monitoring and standardisation of prescribing practice proved relatively easy to achieve.

An opposite example is the trajectory 1-5-6-7 1-5-6-7 1-5-6-7 1-5-6-7ed as conthatous sincannote point 7 does not experimentally follow point 6.

Before Belichick, the Patriots had gone through eleven coaches since 1969 (a span during which the Steelers, to take the opposite example, had just two).

"This is the opposite example of the Holocaust," said Gisela Heidenreich, 63, a family therapist from Bavaria, whose mother was unmarried and whose father, she later discovered, was a senior SS officer.

The opposite example was set earlier in the day, of course, through the video released by the self-appointed "president" of the America that can't accept Obama, which made it all about herself as usual.

The Brussels terrorist attacks from March 22 are the opposite example.

The opposite example is the mtSNP panel provided in Álvarez-Iglesias et al. [47].