Sentence examples for in contrasts between from inspiring English sources

The day was a study in contrasts between two of the American League's bedrock franchises.

Mr. Ries points to his own experience as a study in contrasts between the traditional start-up model and the lean approach.

Indeed, the appearance offered a study in contrasts between Ms. Palin and her would-be Republican rivals, who, as she rumbled through Washington clad in black leather, did the things that candidates for president usually do.

Global sports, then, seem to be leading not only to the reduction in contrasts between societies but also to the simultaneous emergence of new varieties of body cultures and identities.

ERIC GRODE BIGGEST LAUGH (UNEXPECTED) Nestled in the middle of "Fragments," Peter Brook and Marie-Hélène Estienne's setting of five short Samuel Beckett pieces, was "Act Without Words II," an exercise in contrasts between the eternally morose Marcello Magni and the equally vivacious Jos Houben.

Wednesday's big events provided a study in contrasts between production and predation.

For SC in contrast, between-population crosses had significantly higher survival (P = 0.002) than within-population crosses (37 % heterosis; Fig.  1B).

In contrast, between 2000 and 2007, those annual growth figures ranged between 6.2 and 9.7 percent, according to government figures.

In contrast, between 1939 and 1941, supplied with bombardment products of the world's first large cyclotron, and working with Edwin McMillan (who won the 1951 Nobel Prize for physics), Seaborg pushed the research forward.

In contrast, between 2001 and 2007, only 33percentt of industry growth came from these sectors.

Shortening of the relaxation time of tissues produces an increase in contrast between the lesion and its background in MRI.