Sentence examples for equally contrary from inspiring English sources

Today, he is equally contrary.

The result of Ogundipe et al. [31] is equally contrary to that of Bakare and Sanmi [30] in Nigeria who came to a conclusion that expenditure on health have a positive and significant effect on economic growth.

Childcare is of a course an issue for working parents and one which equally affects teachers with children as contrary to popular belief their day does not end when the school bell rings at the close of the day.

The not-yet-named Loser Effect is equally cyclical: contrary to Nietzsche's adage, what doesn't kill you often makes you weaker.

Our data suggest that these two regimes are equally valued, contrary to the initial premise that people with diabetes would prefer biomedical therapy to any other alternative.

"I have always considered what is called a mixed government to be a chimera," Tocqueville wrote in "Democracy in America". "When a society really does have a mixed government, that is to say, one equally shared between contrary principles, either a revolution breaks out or that society breaks up". As Tocqueville discovered, the "mixed" scheme of the framers had been misconceived.

All indicators were equally weighted and contrary to common practice no subset was assigned greater relevance a priori.

Nevertheless, the underlying facts do not lend themselves equally well to the contrary views.

Equally plausible theories make contrary predictions, but no theory is all that plausible to start with.

They use the available statistics in the way best suited to their argument and are equally dismissive of any contrary view.

The contrary is equally true if you don't believe progress will continue, then the continuation of your wealth creation is likely to stall.