Sentence examples for contrasts three from inspiring English sources

The graph below, from the government's new gas strategy, contrasts three different levels of gas intensity within the UK's energy production.

On the trip, Darwin contrasts three common modern-day misconceptions about natural selection with his own reasoning about the contributions of heritable variation and environmental selection to survival and reproduction.

Using a case study of transit accessibility in Fresno County, California, the paper contrasts three methods for the identification of EJ communities: (1) a commonly used threshold-based approach that groups geographic areas using demographics, (2) a population-weighted approach that calculates weighted means of performance measures, and (3) community-based identification of EJ areas.

In its abstract, the committee contrasts two views of PFPs: one favourable, the second distinctly unfavourable.

Wilkinson compares and contrasts two great ways of looking at the fetishisation of Middleton's rump.

Bille August's harrowingly sad film "A Song for Martin" contrasts two kinds of fate.

This tour contrasts two composers, one from the 16th century and another who is still alive.

Kirkwood brilliantly contrasts two women with polarised, but equally valid attitudes.

This paper contrasts two modes of innovation.

A pair of guideline examples contrasts two workers.

It contrasts two types of protocols: concurrent protocols and retrospective protocols.