Sentence examples for instance contrary from inspiring English sources

During the TV interview, for instance, contrary to her reputation as something of a radical, she came across as calm and measured, if somewhat vague.

For instance, contrary to developed countries "it is the rule rather than the exception that companies do not comply with existing legal frameworks related to corruption, payment of taxes, fair trade practices, respect for human rights, customer services, [and] environmental protection' in developing countries" ((Prieto Carron et al. 2006), p. 978).

For instance contrary to public health definition of skilled attendance at birth, women emphasised respectful care (i.e. care, love and empathy for pregnant women), a practice that is currently promoted.

In this case, farthest-first generally outperforms d-Confidence in finding rare instances, contrary to what happens in text corpora.

It is interesting to note, for instance, that contrary to today's stereotypes, American blacks were once considered less robust than whites.But, like the scientists he puts in the dock, Mr Hoberman himself is guilty of avoiding or fudging some of the really hard questions.

Dr. Grandin shows, for instance, that contrary to long-held dogma, we should not mistake problems with social communication for lack of desire for social connection — a conflation "about as apt," as the writer Steve Silberman recently put it, "as calling those who don't speak English deaf".

For instance, in contrary to the GH74 xyloglucanase from T. reesei, the GH12 enzyme from A. niger does not cleave at branched glucose residues and prefers xylogluco-oligosaccharides containing more than six glucose residues with, at least, one non-branched glucose residue (Master et al. 2008; Desmet et al. 2007).

In summary, the diverse divergence rates observed, (despite the time of separation being constant), the instances of contrary divergence patterns in CDS and NCS, as well as significantly asymmetric change or adaptive substitutions among many paralogous pairs, all suggest that the duplication event had equally diverse functional consequences.

Based on stolen corporate e-mails posted by WikiLeaks, some reports hugely exaggerated the program's sweep and capabilities; the New York Police Department, for instance, says that contrary to claims on the Web, it has never used TrapWire.

And there is no other instance of passion contrary to reason.

On the contrary, instance (not static) members belong to objects of the class, meaning that each object will keep its copy of the member.