Sentence examples for contrary suggests from inspiring English sources

When Prime Minister Abbott says that bushfires are a "function of life in Australia" he's clearly correct, but to declare so confidently that bush fires are not linked to climate change in the face of so much evidence to the contrary, suggests denial.

The OECD report Starting Strong II (2006), on the contrary, suggests that targeting vulnerable children has significant drawbacks.

The lack of evidence to the contrary suggests that the organisms reproduced sexually.

The evidence presented in this paper, on the contrary, suggests that such overlapping systems offer an opportunity for quality improvement.

This not only seems to exclude any evidence for negative effects of LD on the progression of PD but, on the contrary, suggests that treatment with LD results in a decline of UPDRS scores over time as compared with placebo.

Fay and Wu's H statistics indicated an excess of high compared to intermediate frequency mutations, which on the contrary suggests the spread of an advantageous mutation at a linked site (i.e. positive selection) [ 44].

Unlike other humanists, moreover, he did not despise the utilitarian aspects of education but, on the contrary, suggested that his pupils should visit shops and workshops and go out into the country to learn something of real life.

But crucially, and this was the source of some bitterness, as he admitted in Blitzed!, his 2002 autobiography, he didn't share in the songwriting royalties as the track was credited to Ure, Currie and Chris Payne; Ure penned its lyrics, and despite Strange's claims to the contrary, suggested they use Brigitte Arens, Egan's then Belgian girlfriend, to whisper coldly and mysteriously in French.

However, work in our laboratory has provided evidence to the contrary suggesting that although there is significant strain-to-strain variation in C. difficile sporulation characteristics this variation does not appear to be type-associated.

I argue to the contrary, suggesting that the chronic discrepancy between institutional regard for the role of educator 'teacher' and 'scholar' a constant impediment to the development of teacher education as a field of study—has diminished in recent years to such an extent that the two are coming together in unprecedented and productive ways.

RENAL nutrition data [ 1] and Glucontrol nutrition data [ 10], on the contrary, suggest a neutral relation between DCI and survival or even increased mortality with more nutrition.