Sentence examples for example of opposing from inspiring English sources
It was an example of opposing aesthetics not quite meeting: two artists working on the same painting, with some nice touches like the toile de Jouy-type patterns.
A striking example of opposing effects is offered by TLR ligands that promote osteoclastogenesis by activating RANKL expression on stromal cells, yet at the same time restrain the amount of bone resorption by directly inhibiting early osteoclast precursors.
With respect to the capability of ABA in increasing resistance against powdery mildew on barley, our results with M. oryzae present an additional example of opposing effects of defence pathways in barley against biotrophic (powdery mildew) and hemi-biotrophic (M. oryzae) pathogens.
Mr. Ornstein pointed to the fight over the payroll tax cut sought by the Obama administration — one that many Congressional Republicans supported in 2009 but oppose now — as an example of Republicans' opposing Mr. Obama even when they had agreed with him on a policy.
Mr Barroso cited the example of Spain opposing the recognition of Kosovo.
Instead, it's an excellent example of articulating opposing models, examining the good and not-so-good, while then exploring and then assessing what to do instead.
Is he only a hero if he accepts punishment from a highly corrupt government who will do nothing more to punish him and make an example of not opposing the government?
Indeed, an example of two opposing QTLs for growth rate within an interval of 210 kbp has been reported in Col-0/L er recombinants [ 34].
In global political history, there are enough examples of sympathy between leaders of opposing countries.
A steady stream of opposing voices [for example, Lindzen (2006)] have argued that scientific uncertainties remain regarding the cause, extent, and consequences of climate change.
If anyone does not know how to pluck from history and the contemporary world examples of these opposing mindsets and their operation then he is either deaf, dumb, blind and illiterate – or he is one of the creatures of faith.
