Sentence examples for contrast laws from inspiring English sources
By contrast, laws that protect at-risk populations are powerful, low-cost tools that help ensure that financial and scientific investments for HIV are not wasted.
By contrast, laws that require recycling are not only a wrongheaded way of helping the environment, they could even end up harming it.By their very nature, national or state-wide quotas are arbitrary, because they ignore the particular local conditions that determine how much recycling costs.
In contrast, Law delivers a one-note performance of pained expressions where his Wolfe is constantly verging on implosion.
In contrast, "Law & Order: SVU" felt like a woman's show, at once prurient and cathartic, exploitative and liberating — with an appeal much like that of the old Lifetime channel, that pastel-tinted chamber of horrors.
By contrast, Law and Justice's populism attracts the poor but patriotic who feel that the past 15 years have been grubby, harsh and disappointing.That promised the best possible outcome: Poland's first strong, sensible government in its post-communist history.
The Michelson contrast law was later included to improve this measure [10].
The contrast measure AWC was based upon the Weber contrast law and later developed into EMEE, based on Fechner's law and the well-known entropy concept.
In contrast, law and medical schools tend to teach the same curriculum year after year, and are much slower to implement new classes.
The difference between Laws 2a and 2b is simple: Law 2b states that country c is a services economy at time b c and continues to be a services economy for the rest of the time period D; in contrast, Law 2a does not state what happens after the time point b c (i.e., economy c may be a services economy or not for t > b c ).
In contrast, law in the Torah is an expression of the divine will.
The second type of jurisprudence compares and contrasts law with other fields of knowledge such as literature, economics, religion, and the social sciences.
