Sentence examples for contrary to frequent from inspiring English sources

Contrary to frequent complaints by American officials here about the obstacles created by the sanctions, business executives say the biggest restraint on trade and investment has been fear about the current state of lawlessness and instability.

Contrary to "Frequent Fliers, Prepare to Pay More" (editorial, March 4), the "new distribution capability" messaging standard being developed by the International Air Transport Association will not require passengers to provide any more personal information to receive a fare quote than they do today.

The study indicated that, contrary to frequent practice in many course books, presenting new vocabulary that belongs to the same semantic set together may cause interference due to cross-association and may even hinder vocabulary learning.

The UFOs generally appear small, but contrary to frequent assumption, this doesn't prove that they're at high altitude moving at high speed (consider bugs and birds).

Contrary to frequent BRAF mutations which occur at a frequency of 50-80% [ 4], no genetic alterations of TGFβ signaling molecules have been identified in melanomas that could explain their resistance [ 5].

"We demonstrate that H-1Bs given to a firm on average do not raise the firm's patenting and/or other employment, contrary to firms' frequent claims.

Dear Sir, The article by Paliwal et al. [1] brings to mind the importance of assessing the presence/absence of refractory periods in the differential diagnosis of short-lasting unilateral neuralgiform headache with conjunctival injection and tearing (SUNCT), primarily because trigeminal neuralgia attacks are systematically followed by refractory periods, contrary to what is frequent in SUNCT.

Contrary to our hypothesis, frequent use of electronic messaging was also associated with a higher rate of outpatient visits (1.39 [1.39–1.39]).

Even more, contrary to other studies, frequent alcohol consumption (4 times and over/week) was not significantly associated with hypertension but misclassification bias could hinder detection of an elevated odds ratio in the highest category of alcohol consumption.

But when they do accept an invitation, she said, the entertainment cannot be "lavish, frequent or contrary to Bank of America guidelines".

Contrary to expectations, workers reporting less frequent exercise pre-injury had lower odds of work absence.