"In these cases, where kids are giving it all away at an early age, it is not entirely contrary to their thinking.
Moreover, only antecedent counterfactual target clauses confirmed the processing ordering, but not consequent counterfactual target clauses, suggesting the counterfactual conjunction yàobúshì in the beginning position of a sentence led to contrary-to-fact thinking.
"It has not been undertaken capriciously or contrary to good thinking, but to change the stigma.
Contrary to popular thinking, the glitterball is alive and well in 2004.
"This was totally contrary to my thinking," Dibaba, 23, said of the torpid pace.
Contrary to conventional thinking, they added, buying more of Japan Telecom would actually improve Vodafone's balance sheet.
Contrary to the thinking of its most indignant critics, the slogan "Black Lives Matter" is not an argument that deaths that come at the hands of the police warrant outrage, while those caused by common citizens warrant disregard.
There is no stack-and-tilt on the video, though Foley does insist — again, contrary to traditional thinking — that the club head faces right at impact on a draw shot and faces left for a fade.
Contrary to common thinking, not all rainforests occur in places with high, constant rainfall; for example, in the so-called "dry rainforests" of northeastern Australia the climate is punctuated by a dry season, which reduces the annual precipitation.
Local content requirements are a good example, but so are fossil fuel subsidies, not only wasteful but a major contribution to climate change, as the IMF as recently pointed out.Rob Howse Professor of international law New York University School of Law* SIR – Contrary to your thinking, the OECD Arrangement is precisely the kind of international legal pact that we should celebrate in trade.
