Sentence examples for going to contrast from inspiring English sources

I am going to contrast plea bargaining with the medieval European law of torture.

The other types of model comparison, and maybe this will help, is that we're going to contrast models not just with different parameter values, but with different numbers and types of parameters.

"And that positive approach is going to contrast very markedly with our opponents who are united only in their negativity".

State of the art investigations are on going to propose contrast agents with tumor accumulating properties and will contribute for development of safer cancer medicine having detection and therapeutic modalities.

All patients going to receive contrast media should be evaluated for the risk of CI-AKI.

Instead we had Mitt Romney and I'm just going to have to contrast the reality and the myth".

Going to mediation, by contrast, means taking more responsibility.

Today's going to see a contrast between a Conservative budget that claims our economy is fixed and family budgets that are £1,600 a year worse off since the general election.

If you are going to make a contrast, make it clear and understandable perhaps?

"It's going to be an extreme contrast to the budget I had to work with at Dateline," Charley said.

"It was nothing for Lamar to say, if you do this, it's going to cost you". By contrast, his friends tell of quiet acts of generosity.