Sentence examples for contrast beginning from inspiring English sources

By contrast, beginning this fall, Edison will manage more than 100 schools nationwide.

In contrast, beginning Biology Fellows (n = 63), who had not yet enrolled in BIOL 180, anticipated challenges in the introductory biology courses to be: 1) the need for general study skills (56%); 2) a heavy course workload (22%); and 3) lack of previous preparation for biology (16%).

Labour, in contrast, began as a class party.

Ms. Brown and Mr. West, by contrast, began Compass to release recordings by other artists.

Piketty, in contrast, begins his book by denouncing "the lazy rhetoric of anti-capitalism".

Deregulation, by contrast, began after the troubled economy of the 1970's.

Mr. Wang, in contrast, began cooperating almost immediately after being approached by F.B.I. agents in January 2009.

Ranieri's season, by contrast, began against a Siena side whose main goal will once again be top-flight survival.

"The Lord of the Rings," by contrast, begins in lovable local detail, birthday parties and fireworks and family squabbles.

Mr. Obama and the Democrats, by contrast, began the fall campaign with less money over all, about $125 million.

CNet, by contrast, began with a television program on USA Networks in 1995, followed by its first foray onto the Web a few months later.