Sentence examples for as opposed to the problem from inspiring English sources

It is the importance of this contrast that impressed Strawson, as opposed to the problem often now raised against Russell's theory, that the uniqueness commitment seems equally problematic.

The pitfall with Peele's analysis is that it's just another measure attacking the symptoms and results of the problem as opposed to the problem itself.

Although a very small number of cases of mad cow disease have occurred in the United States in comparison to cows adulterated with chemical and drug residues, FSIS officials view the possibility of mad cow disease as an acute problem warranting recalls, as opposed to the chronic problem related to residue exposure.

"We are now getting on the side of cutting out the demand as opposed to the supply problem".

The improved explainability of the answering behaviour in the abstract as opposed to the situational problem formulation is also evident from the fact that the logistic regression model explained 16.4% of the variance for the abstract, vs. only 8.2% for the situational problem formulation, based on the examined variables.

Smokey blames the recent explosions on the individuals as opposed to the process: "The problem these days is everybody thinks they're an extractor.

Her aim, as opposed to the big-problem approach of Strayed's or Oprah's heavenly touch, is more to "lead by bad example.

Some people call this the little brother problem, as opposed to the big brother problem.

As opposed to the classical nonviscous case, the problem cannot be reduced to a plane problem having a definite 3-D character.

The method is based on a new class of surface energies known as higher-order energies as opposed to the conventional energies for problem regularization, which are linear.

Being a sociology major has allowed me to see the larger picture and the impacts our actions and decisions have on the greater population as opposed to the single task / problem / deal at hand". "Being a Sociology major allows you the soft skills you need to succeed as well as the more refined skills such as research and problem solving.