Sentence examples for contrary to those of from inspiring English sources

As president, Mr. Bush has sometimes taken positions contrary to those of Enron.

Polls show that its views run contrary to those of the vast majority of Americans.

Contrary to those of meromictic lakes they are seasonal but not annual.

This result was contrary to those of sub-surface hydrogen concentration and hydrogen embrittlement susceptibility.

In some cases, he took positions contrary to those of the lobbyists with whom he was discussing employment.

Do we really want Russia, whose values are contrary to those of the United States, choosing our next president?

Steele's view seems oddly contrary to those people of color who are in fact ascending (or have ascended) in politics.

"That sort of self-development needs time," Thomas C. Kohler, a German legal expert and law professor at Boston College, told HuffPost, "and the idea that anybody could interrupt you on your own time to have you do work without a good excuse would be contrary to those sorts of attitudes".

Shinjo and Ishizuka (2015) noticed that all samples collected east of the LOFZ have geochemical plume signatures, contrary to those reported west of the fracture zone.

Our results are contrary to those from studies of long-term cohorts have found decreasing [11] or increasing [1] [4] virulence over time.

At one point Lindsey says that "contrary to those under the spell of the romantic delusion, not all limitations on choice are the enemies of freedom".