Members of an A/E pair—"Every man is just"/"No man is just"—constitute contraries, since these cannot be true but can be false together.
Also, rather than teaching many lines of evidence for evolution (as presented in many biology texts), ask students instead what could constitute evidence contrary to evolution.
The aim is to establish how well the hypotheses being examined comport with and help explain common patterns in the data, what data seem to constitute exceptions or contrary outcomes to the hypothesized causal principles, and what reasons for such exceptions might be proposed.
On the contrary, they constitute the very problem.
Manufacturing, on the contrary, constitutes a relatively small part of the economy.
Now, the respect for reality and "kindness" towards it, even when our desire for change makes it revocable, is nevertheless fragile; not only is it not a hindrance to transformation and change but on the contrary constitutes the indispensable prerequisite.
"House demolitions constitute collective punishment, and are contrary to both international law and the basic precept of Israeli law that a person must not be punished for the acts of others," say the group.
Likewise, they point to the fact that in the population with a relatively low CR, uric acid is a weak predictor of cardiovascular morbidity and on the contrary, it could constitute a significant independent predictor of cardiovascular disease among individuals with high or very high CR [ 6].
Mr Clark will of course deny that cheap labour and ground-handling constitute a government subsidy; to the contrary, he will say, they reflect the commercial savviness of his government.
Close family members need to be involved in the assessment of psychological traits and emotional competencies that may constitute a risk or, on the contrary, a protective factor for the onset of the child's headache [16, 17, 40, 41].
