Sentence examples for contrary trends from inspiring English sources
They fret about the contrary trends in business and consumer spending that have made a clear reading on the economy so elusive, the trade deficit, debt of all kinds, lackluster profits and possible oil shocks.
Compared with the experimental results, for the coefficient of restitution and the rebound velocity of the sphere, all of the eight contact models predict larger values and contrary trends on impact velocity compared to the experimental results.
By evaluating both deformation behavior and the morphology of the residual indentation, interestingly, contrary trends of the dependence of the shear banding behavior on the individual layer thickness were observed.
His opponents accused him of ignoring contrary trends in Soviet military thinking, of having no clear idea of how to respond should deterrence break down and of being so obsessed with the stability of mutual threats of mass destruction that he failed to take seriously the possibility of defending populations against nuclear attack.
For the World Cups, it could be shown that the contrary trends for men and women were due to the changes in the number of contact injuries.
Of the four local hospitals, emergency admission rates for two of the hospitals followed the regional trend of an increase, however there were contrary trends showed by the other two hospitals that were studied; therefore we cannot derive any firm conclusions from these data.
On the contrary, reverse trend was observed for the case of emulsion polymerization since the number of nuclei increases as the polymerization temperature increases, causing the decrease of the particle diameter [13].
Elsewhere, a contrary trend is at work.
Having said that, there is certainly no evidence of a contrary trend of TBTF banks losing market share.
However, the contrary trend was observed with the CH aromatic groups (3030 cm−1), which were measured by DRIFT spectroscopy.
The success of this sweet-natured love story has been cited as evidence of a contrary trend towards the gentle and heartfelt.
