Sentence examples for may run contrary from inspiring English sources

It may run contrary to how the Senate has traditionally operated, but it's very much in line with how politics operates in 2018.

Dated though Arrowsmith's concerns are, the members of Dr. Solomon's medical group, whose annual incomes range from $120,000 to $300,000, also find themselves in thrall to financial constraints and influenced by incentives that may run contrary to a patient's well being.

This advice may run contrary to what might be characterized as test madness the tendency of doctors and patients to want to test in all sorts of ways, using dozens of parameters that purport to measure how well your internal bodily engine is running.

The character illustrations, according to Ye, may run contrary to popular stereotypes.

He realizes that the moral and ethical vision of hip-hop may run contrary to the idealized vision of religion.

And while this structure may run contrary to free-floating artistic spirits, "the amazingness of being on Governors Island trumps the challenges," said Melissa Levin, director of artistic residencies for the LMCC.

A world map that describes areas or even continents as vulnerable by coloring them red, as for example with the World Risk Report (Alliance Development Works 2013), may have practical consequences that run contrary to the intentions (Bankoff 2003).

Moreover, many trans people may not self-identify as trans* and so there is a problem of wrongfully imputing identities (and political agendas) that run contrary to self-identifications.

This would run contrary to regulators' wishes.

Our results run contrary to the prevailing wisdom.

But these arguments run contrary to the data.