Sentence examples for contrast highly from inspiring English sources

Group B is, by contrast, highly competitive.

By contrast, highly enriched uranium can fuel nuclear arms.

Glycerol conductance was in contrast highly pH-dependent.

In contrast, highly homologous enzymes from lower organisms only have the aminopeptidase activity.

By contrast, highly complementary miRNA-binding sites within viral and artificially engineered transcripts induce miRNA degradation in vitro and in cell lines.

In contrast, highly interconnected pores with 96% porosity were observed when silk solutions were rapidly frozen at −196 °C.

Jeff Beck has always been a case in contrasts: highly experimental in his guitar textures and effects, yet deeply traditionalist in his tastes.

The Americans put on a varied show, contrasting highly technical, classical ballet with a modern piece of work and finishing with a comic, theatrical number that was first performed in 1944.

In Central Park, the Conservatory Garden juxtaposes expansive naturalism with contrasting, highly proscribed spaces, set within an architectural framework of extreme formality.

Except Woods and Vonn are two of the most renowned athletes in the world, traveling in contrasting, highly-scrutinized circles, who would not normally bump into one another.

Thames fishermen, by contrast, are highly critical of London Gateway.