Sentence examples for contrast to the statement from inspiring English sources

This seemed in stark contrast to the statement he made after he played neighbouring Uzbekistan in 2009, for an estimated fee of between £1m and £2m.

Almost all of Mr. Salley's testimony was in contrast to the statement he gave the authorities last July in Miami, where he was captured hiding in bushes after a flight.

His speech stands in stark contrast to the statement delivered in 2005 by Mr Ahmadinejad before the UN.

This is in striking contrast to the statement O'Reilly released to Time last week.

During his recent student conduct code hearing, it is clear that Winston's statement is in remarkable contrast to the statement of the woman who reported he raped her in late 2012.

Response In contrast to the statement of Bauer-Panskus and Then (2014), each gross lesion, as required by the OECD Test Guideline 408, was microscopically analysed.

In sharp contrast to the statements made when the bank issued a profit warning two weeks ago, executives stopped short of suggesting that fourth-quarter earnings would stabilize.

Mr. Dudley's comments were in sharp contrast to the statements of other senior oil executives who said their companies would have designed wells differently from the Macondo well involved almost a year ago in a blowout that killed 11 workers and leaked millions of barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico.

Results emphasize that the dominant contribution is due to the conductive mechanism, in contrast to the statements of J. Peirs et al. in [9].

But statistics and numbers pertaining to Iran's cooperation with the UN emerged in stark contrast to the statements of Iranian authorities.

This is in contrast to the recent statement in the literature, that 'metric type II bursts may not be considered as predictors of interplanetary shocks' (Gopalswamy et al., 1998).