Sentence examples for contrast favourably from inspiring English sources

Labour will say they plan to ringfence universal benefits through a £5bn bank levy, a measure they hope to contrast favourably with the Tory cutting of corporation tax.

Marking the centennial of 1914, this will contrast favourably with the weak and confused leadership under which Europe stumbled into the first world war.

And the freedoms enjoyed by the population in the self-rule areas contrast favourably with the conditions of their countrymen under Baathist rule.

The plant's clean, clear lines and colours are said to "contrast favourably" with the nearby industrial buildings.

Its apparent permanence contrasted favourably with the constant change and disruption of everyday city life.

Farnese had intellectual flexibility, which in the Netherlands contrasted favourably with the severity and sectarianism of earlier Spanish governors.

Likewise Cameron's deliberately unsnappy strap line – "the post-bureaucratic age" contrasts favourably with Labour's vacuous "third way".

At 13.2%, the region's jobless rate contrasts favourably with the 17.2% for the country as a whole.

Her best asset is a demeanour of steely calm that contrasts favourably with the aggressive style of her former allies.

Others suspect Sollecito's decision to attend some of the hearings - showing respect for the court - contrasts favourably with Knox's decision to stay in Seattle.

As a cuddly old monk, he could comfort fans by fuzzily connecting us to an imagined Shangri-La that contrasts favourably with our own material world.