Sentence examples for contrary to years from inspiring English sources
However, contrary to years prior, the allegations caused shock.
This idea runs directly contrary to years of global counter-proliferation efforts.
His aides also suggest that contrary to years of US policy – which has long regarded Israeli settlement building as an obstacle to peace – Trump would have no such objections.
Contrary to years past, one dominant religious authority (Christianity, and more specifically Protestantism) no longer holds all the cards and makes all the rules.
It was so contrary to 150 years of American history".
"This finding is contrary to 35 years of teaching in gynecology," said the lead author, Dr. William H. Parker of the John Wayne Cancer Institute in Santa Monica, Calif.
"What you argue," he told Mr. Gura, "is the darling of the professoriate, for sure, but it's also contrary to 140 years of our jurisprudence".
But an extremism expert has warned that a single jail unit for terrorists, which is contrary to 50 years' practice of dispersing the most dangerous inmates across the prison system, could lead to convicted extremists carrying out sophisticated operations from within jails.
Contrary to expectations, years of experience also had a positive direct effect with teacher autonomy (β = .08).08
As the brief filed by the Reporters Committee for the Freedom of the Press and those organizations puts it, the lower court's decision "is contrary to 35 years of United States Supreme Court and lower federal court jurisprudence stating the public has a First Amendment right of access to the courts, including a constitutional right to have a challenge to closure heard by the court".
Add this to the recent (ca 2011) reinterpretation of the Viking experiments by Chris McKay at NASA's Ames Research Center, which resulted in that normally-conservative scientist saying, for all to hear, "Contrary to 30 years of perceived wisdom, Viking did detect organic materials on Mars," and you have a red-hot chili-pepper of an issue.
