Sentence examples for contrast communities from inspiring English sources

By contrast, communities that tend to be similar (even when not physically identical) and stable are observed where the source diversity is low.

By contrast, communities that allow punishment, and in which power is distributed equally, are more likely to draw people who, even at their own cost, are willing to stand up to miscreants.

In contrast, communities living closer to the market centers tend to have a wide range of business opportunities and therefore may be less interested in the collection of NTFPs.

By contrast, communities from the Bay Area north to the Oregon border have recorded 200% to 300% of the average this month, according to the National Weather Service.

By contrast, communities from the Bay Area and north to the Oregon border have recorded 200% to 300% more rain than average this month, according to the National Weather Service.

In contrast, communities collected at the Infl and Effl ends of reactor T2 were distinct from one another.

In contrast, community-based international waters projects are often local, individualistic and stand-alone projects, lacking regional linkages and perspectives.

In contrast, Community Board 3, which covers southern Staten Island, voted in March to oppose a new group home at 119 End Place in Greenridge.

In contrast, community respiration in the dark did not differ with depth (Kruskal-Wallis test, P = 0.53), with comparable mean values across depths (Table 1 and Fig. 2C,D).

In contrast, community structure was related to the origin of the soil in the landscape, and may be regulated more strongly by SOC composition.

In contrast, community orchestras -- groups like the St. Thomas Orchestra, based in White Plains; the North Shore Symphony Orchestra on Long Island; and the Bloomfield Symphony Orchestra in Essex County -- are composed largely of amateurs who work for little or no money.