Sentence examples for another contrary from inspiring English sources

More Photos > But another contrary trend has educators and policy makers abuzz: a rush by schools in all parts of America to offer instruction in Chinese.

As the Internet was making it possible to watch TV anywhere, anytime, on small portable devices, another contrary revolution was taking place: television screens in the home were getting bigger and bigger.

Another contrary idea is Macy's.

Concurrent to the building of the frontier wall was the destruction of the walls within China that used to divide one warring state from another — contrary to the outer walls, which were built to stabilize the newly united China, the inner walls threatened the unity of the empire.

However, another contrary result which was found in the research of RCC patients showed that the suppressive activity of M-MDSCs was mediated by TGF- β and had nothing to do with the activity of arginase [ 25].

Comparing Fig.  5 to the predicted patterns in Fig.  3, the locations of objects kept in WM and the spatial orienting of perceptual attention were not completely independent of each another, contrary to the predictions of the independence hypothesis (see Fig.  3, panel ii-2).

Another contrary-to-fact condition; he's not really taking this option seriously.

Another puzzle: contrary to dire predictions that America's vast current-account deficit would plunge the country ever deeper into debt to foreigners, recent figures show that foreign debt has actually fallen, relative to GDP, in the past few years.

He was alone, as motionless as Inés on the beach, although now and then he switched from that drowsy, relaxed pose of head and elbow to another, apparently contrary position, his face buried in his hands, his feet tucked under him, as if he were exhausted or tense or possibly laughing to himself.

In response to questioning, Hungar clarified another point: contrary to one of the plaintiffs' briefs, in his personal view, he said, the 2001 Bush policy allowing research on certain hESC lines also violates Dickey-Wicker.

If the Virginia and New Jersey results actually do reflect an anti-liberal trend, an unflinching pursuit of all of Obama's original objectives in 2010 may well produce another 1994 next year, contrary to the dismissive words of left bloggers, who stress the differences between now and then, never a difficult task.