Sentence examples for dichotomy over the from inspiring English sources

The dichotomy over the effects of NSAIDS in acute disease might result from the different combination of agents, mice and parasite strains previously employed.

But the dichotomy over Gallas is a peculiarly French affair.

But as he tells it, that dichotomy is exactly why he wants to take over the series.

I've been pondering long and hard over who this dichotomy insults more: the models with the insinuation that they're fake women, or the non-models with the overt suggestion that they're barely evolved peasants rolling in the mud at the foothills of the models' golden palaces.

Gilded Age charity organizers similarly obsessed over the dichotomy between the deserving and the undeserving poor.

At the root of this dichotomy is the alignment of decision making over essential inputs and project size under decentralized governance, and their misalignment under centralization.

This dichotomy gets fleshed out over the hour as Meades meanders from Genoa to Milan to the new town of Sabaudia, south of Rome, each tableaux filmed in his trademark surrealist manner.

Upon arrival I quickly learned the answer: marred by years of an apartheid regime, the new South Africa is quickly evolving into a new dichotomy of rich supremacy over the poor.

Bluntly put, Germany and Greece, with their separate budgetary records, cannot march together toward a United States of Europe; but no one appears to have an answer to this dichotomy, except to paper over the cracks with further tranches of Euro-bonds and I.M.F.

This component also displays a slightly variable dichotomy of secular variation over the study area with negative values in the west and positive ones in the east.

The same dichotomy exists with the 1999 and 2000 vintages.