Sentence examples for contrast badly from inspiring English sources

The acquired tastes of Uganda's better-off classes contrast badly with its downtrodden masses.

Japan, by contrast, badly trails the region: Its economy is projected to contract 5.4percentthis yearandachieveieve only 1.7percentt growth in 2010.

Better leave that in place, for judges to interpret as they will, albeit in a messy way, than codify it further.Libel law, by contrast, badly needs reform.

But overall he failed to rise to the occasion, his flat delivery contrasting badly with the man who introduced him, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, who showed rhetorical flair in an assured speech.

"Offence has even been taken at our requesting competing countries to supply their own national flags, a skin-flint exaction contrasting badly with Brazil's regular production of the flags of all teams playing here.

Not only is this skepticism generated by the moral license of the libertines; it contrasts badly with the credulity they exhibit in other areas of knowledge.

In contrast, a badly designed database may delay data processing and may even make some analyses impossible.

In contrast, the UK badly needs high corporate tax revenues from businesses capable of generating large numbers of jobs, as employees alone are currently unable to fund the social services they require – hence the need for a serious tax contribution from their employers.

Stick with light, neutral colors as well - TV cameras often badly contrast clothing with bright bold colors or patterned designs.

Shrimp tandoori, by contrast, was tasty but badly overdone.

By contrast, Robert Griffin III regressed badly in Washington, ending the season on the sidelines after falling out with head coach Mike Shanahan.