Sentence examples for contrary to pervasive from inspiring English sources
Contrary to pervasive literature in Chinese linguistics, following Zhu 朱德熙 (1961), trying to differentiate a range of different functions and meaning of 的 de 'DE', Huang (1987) argued that all 的 de 'DE' in Chinese has one single syntactic function: to mark the unit following it as syntactic head.
Contrary to the pervasive myth that you have to go down on a shag rug clutching your chest and wailing in pain to be having a heart attack, women frequently experience subtle and often dismissible symptoms they're trained to ignore, like problems breathing, fatigue, stomach aches, and a vague sense of uneasiness.
The authors explain their result as a selective force driving genes toward greater GC-content, which is contrary to the pervasive mutational bias toward AT (Raghavan et al. 2012).
Contrary to a common prevalent discourse that there has been a pervasive failure to meet MDG-based expectations for progress in in maternal and child health, our analysis implies a less dire and more nuanced situation.
In conclusion, the data from Uganda would suggest that pervasive, fundamental changes in sexual behavior can take place, perhaps contrary to previous expectations about the feasibility of such change.
Contrary to the implications of some earlier research, we find that tacit collusion does not become pervasive with extensive repetition.
Whether it is Officer Jimmy McNulty using all his cards to pursue a high-profile case despite resistance from his own department, or gang member D'Angelo Barksdale accepting a 20-year prison sentence contrary to his strong desire to turn in his uncle Avon and walk, this type of conflict is pervasive in all aspects of the show.
Though AD subjects had the most pervasive problems, restrictions in non-verbal communication were common across all three subgroups and, contrary to current DSM criteria, so were verbal communication deficits.
Contrary to "No to Keystone.
This is contrary to my experience.
