Sentence examples for contrasts directly from inspiring English sources

The fast-paced growth of the sharing economy contrasts directly with the methodological pace of government regulation.

This contrasts directly with the outcomes associated with either the maintenance of a traditional top-down "big transmission and distribution" model or the development of a market-driven top-down "energy services companies" model, which promote a "high level of passivity from consumers" and actually result in increased projected overall demand and poorer reductions in carbon emissions [43].

I urge you to recognize comparisons for data's sake, but strongly advise against verbalizing the contrasts directly to your children.

These are the principles that, as we showed, overwhelming majorities of American voters [hold]." The overwhelming support for entitlement programs and domestic spending contrasts directly with the conversations and proposals of GOP leaders on Capitol Hill.

It also provides a way of measuring the TPB contrasts directly, reducing the number of items and thus, keeping the cognitive demand of respondents to a minimum.

This contrasts directly with nonphosphorylated peptides, which exhibit heterogeneous fragmentation, where additional notches in the SPS-MS3 method will likely correspond to additional fragment ions from the intended precursor.

By contrast, directly supporting your true candidate or openly attacking his opponents is honest and straightforward.

That image contrasted directly with the previous time the couple had met, six days earlier, on Oct. 22, 2007.

Antidepressant medications, by contrast, directly affect the chemistry of the brain and presumably achieve their therapeutic effects by correcting the chemical dysregulation that is causing the depression.

Harvard, in contrast, directly invests much of its billions, and Mr. Meyer commands a staff of about 140 professionals housed on the edge of Boston's financial district, across the river from Cambridge.

This encouraging result shows that magnetic resonance contrast directly based on the neuronal currents present in the cortex is theoretically a feasible imaging technique.