Sentence examples for contrary in two from inspiring English sources

To the contrary, in two previous concerts during what she has termed her Ruby Anniversary Series, Ms. Wincenc has emphasized her lasting involvement with contemporary music.

On the contrary, in two of history's biggest fights over health care reform ― President Harry Truman's failed effort to create national health insurance in the 1940s and President Lyndon Johnson's successful effort to create Medicare in the 1960s ― the AMA was among the most vocal and effective opponents of new laws.

On the contrary, in two manuscripts it was hypothesized that long neck designs could facilitate head fractures because the increased distance between the edge of the head bore and the outer surface of the head itself increases the tensile stresses at the taper-bore junction [ 22, 45].

On the contrary, in seven of the ten horizons sampled in the chemocline and hypolimnion during the LK6 sampling, the concentration of zero-valent sulfur detected by cyanolysis was lower than the one detected by chloroform extraction.

Each species is actually informed by a contrary, and the genus is actually present in each as a whole; hence it is actually informed by one contrary in one species and by the other in the other; since it is wholly one and the same in each, it is therefore actually informed by contraries, and the contradiction results.

To the contrary, in three of four comparisons there are proportionally more hits to amoebozoan than to red algal genes (Table 4).

This interpretation was based on consistent results with little or no evidence to the contrary in six cross-sectional and two prospective cohort studies.

He takes his notion of potency, being a form in an inchoate state of actuality, as sufficient to avoid the problem of the simultaneous, fully actual presence of contraries in one and the same subject.

On the contrary, in the nine operated patients, five patients had pre and post-chemotherapy evaluation, and all five had partial response.

On the contrary, in the two monomers of the N/N-LOX-1 mutant (Figure 7, panels B and D) the arginines pairs fluctuate differently.

On the contrary: in the three years after Taddei's death, 132 women were set on fire by men, half of them dying as a result of the attacks, in what came to be known as the "Wanda Taddei" effect.