Sentence examples for contrast far from inspiring English sources
By contrast, far more predictable property taxes account for just $51 million in revenues.
In contrast, far fewer jurors are likely to identify with a victim not in a vehicle, particularly those on a bike.
In contrast, far higher figures come from places such as Thailand, Indonesia and China, all above 20%, as well as among key audiences such as frequent business travellers – 30% of whom say they're accessing content via VPNs.
Facebook's timeline is, by contrast, far less suited to real-time, hence this Sports Stadium is designed to the plug the gap around sports.
In contrast, far transfer occurs when students have to perform in a new learning situation with different patterns from those to which they were accustomed (Detterman, 1993).
By contrast, far right Dutch populist Geert Wilders, whose anti-EU, anti-Islam Freedom Party had been forecast to top the poll in the Netherlands, was beaten into fourth place by pro-European parties in a surprise reverse, according to exit polls.
In contrast, far-right movements in Greece were much more military in nature, usually coalescing around an autocratic, charismatic figure.
In contrast, far-fault motions enter input energy into the system gradually.
Mr. Bush, by contrast, is far more removed from specifics.
Ocean Dunes, by contrast, felt far more Floridian.
Installing the new cap, by contrast, is far more complicated.
