Sentence examples for contrast accepts from inspiring English sources

Dodd-Frank, by contrast, accepts the complexity of modern banking — and then adds to that complexity with its thousands of pages of regulations.

The extended replicator framework, in contrast, accepts the possibility of multiple kinds of replicators, but considers a single evolutionary process that determines the fate of lineages of different kinds of replicators by the success of their associated interactors and extended phenotypic effects (Sterelny et al. 1996, p. 378).

Explanatory ontological antireductionism, by contrast, accepts that the physical description of the pianist's performance is the full description, but holds that there are emergent laws pertaining to that description that are not derivable from the laws governing the ultimate physical level, or aspects of a complete description that are not captured at the physical level.

In contrast, accepting passion and emotion as essential to good research would encourage creativity and bravery in the academic world.

Salafists, by contrast, accept their governments, unless they deem them non-Muslim, which the more activist jihadist types tend to do with remarkable ease.

Theorists of nonconceptual content, in contrast, accept the first constraint without the second.

Atomist theorists, by contrast, accept the void and take the particles or corpuscles comprising compound bodies to be indivisible, or at least probably so.

Crusius by contrast accepted Scotus's double theory of motivation, and held that there are actions that we ought to do regardless of any ends we have, even the end of our own perfection and happiness.

Those who hold to a conservative moral frame, by contrast, accept faith-based moral absolutes and respect traditional authority.

In contrast, accepted norms associated with the female gender role emphasize softness and relationship.

In contrast, NO2− accepts one NO molecule and is converted into hyponitrite (bands in the 1030 970 cm−1 region).