Sentence examples for contrary makes from inspiring English sources

The use of higher alloyed steels on the contrary makes the prices rise due to the need of a higher Ni content so as to maintain the austenitic structure.

It may not seem like rocket science, but a natural tendency - even among scientists - for allowing prejudices to hold sway over empirical evidence to the contrary, makes this concept easier to blithely reference than to adopt.

If the UN convention against torture is to have any hope of fulfilling its mission of preventing torture, the committee must send countries like Canada a clear message: it is their legal obligation to ensure there is no safe haven for torturers; and any action to the contrary makes these states effectively complicit in furthering impunity for some of the worst crimes of the past decade.

And insisting you are going the right way when all the evidence points to the contrary makes it unlikely that you'll allow yourself to be turned around in time.

Suggestions to the contrary made by anonymous sources are baseless and without integrity".

Those are not Libra's contrary, make-it-happen moods, where initiatives are likely to find you over-extended.

"What I want to do with Eres is, on the contrary, make suits that elongate the silhouette," she said.

On the contrary, making the best use of difficult terrain such as mountains, forests, or swamps usually requires much skill and presupposes an intimate familiarity with the surroundings.

They are unnecessary, because the numbers of potential immigrants are small (probably true, but Ms Hayter does not deal with the powerful case to the contrary made, for example, by Paul Kennedy, author of "Preparing for the 21st Century").

MOHAMED DIAME - West Ham to ???: Arsenal have not, despite reports to the contrary, made an approach for Diame.

The soft bristles on the contrary make the device suboptimal for removal of hard deposits, such as calculus and cement remnants.