Sentence examples for have a dichotomy from inspiring English sources

"You have a dichotomy today," Gerald Schoenfeld, chairman of the Shubert Organization, said in a recent interview.

The non-statistical (1.830) significance of 'clean enough' suggests that we really have a dichotomy between very clean and not very clean.

Now we have a dichotomy, a newly energized Ukraine is turning to America and the West, while a newly energized Crimea is turning to Russia and the East.

Throw in the urgent concerns of a world fleeing from conflict, as explored in designer Kai Fischer's award-winning Last Dream (On Earth), and you have a vexing dichotomy.

It appears that in Kolkata, and for that matter, in most of India, the phenomena of "growth" and "progress" have a marked dichotomy and ambivalence because a large percentage of the population is hardly benefitting from it.Shish Aikat.

Patients with at least three pain relief prescriptions and no opioid use were excluded from the analysis in order to have a clear dichotomy between mild and severe pain.

From the roughness of exponential dichotomies it follows that both equations in (29) have an exponential dichotomy on both R + and R − with projections, resp.

I'm single; my sister is single with no children; my mother is widowed; and one of my best friends is divorced, so we all have an interesting dichotomy now that we're all single.

We have a bit of a dichotomy, because there is more everyday you want to search for.

"The media has created a dichotomy, that we have all heard: one between the 'economic migrant' and the 'refugee'refugee

"The media has created a dichotomy, that we have all heard: one between the 'economic migrant' and the 'refugee.' This creates a hierarchy based on nationality or ethnicity, between 'legitimate' and 'illegitimate' movers.