Sentence examples for good in contrast from inspiring English sources

The idea that executing people is a positive moral good, in contrast, is simply a lie; and the Christmas moratorium proves that everyone knows that.

It failed to reform public services or modernise creaking infrastructure.It is not hard for Mr Tusk's government to look good in contrast.

Although this technique performs good in contrast enhancement, MMBEBHE incurs much side effects.

A complement good is one in which demand increases as a function of the availability of a related good; in contrast, a substitute good is one in which use decreases with increased availability of a related good (Nicholson, 1998).

Furthermore, there is a clear distinction between the typical energy provider in the centralised energy system, providing electricity as a good, in contrast to the provision, in the context studied here, of micro-generation technologies, providing customers with the capacity to provide for themselves.

Surprisingly good, in contrast to how I thought I'd be feeling.

Although the celiac and superior mesenteric arteries were occluded at the proximal portion, contrast enhancement of the bowel wall was good in contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CECT).

Confirmed in power, Khrushchev set a new policy of "Reform Communism". In an attempt to humanize the Soviet system but without sacrificing its ideology—he placed greater emphasis on producing consumer goods, in contrast to the Stalinist emphasis on heavy industry.

In an attempt to humanize the Soviet system but without sacrificing its ideology—he placed greater emphasis on producing consumer goods, in contrast to the Stalinist emphasis on heavy industry.

According to Rand, "the Money-Maker is the discoverer who translates his discovery into material goods... the entrepreneur who discovers how to use [scientific] knowledge, how to organize material resources and human labor into an enterprise producing marketable goods". In contrast, "the Money-Appropriator is essentially non-creative.

If we were doing well, we'd be like you, travelling the world or doing good jobs" – he addresses the director directly, but it could be many of us, almost accusing our good fortune, in contrast to his lot.