Nothing could be more contrary to the public interest than doing what California State Parks has done: using the drought as an excuse to reduce public water services that benefit public health while using statistically insignificant quantities of water: beach showers, campground wash stations, restrooms, and water fountains.
To the contrary, more than one was waiting there to get away from it.
This was on the contrary more than the upper end of the estimate.
To the contrary, more than a week after Mr. Peters, 52, announced his forthcoming resignation and officially became a lame-duck incumbent, the campaign fax machines remain on standby, their spokesmen silent.
On the contrary, more than three quarters of a million refugees and migrants this year have generated familiar and fresh challenges for every state whose borders they have crossed and fuelled a populist reaction across many parts of the EU, not least France itself.
As to your concern about the commercial angles, no company was mentioned because Dr. Raabe asssured me that the study was done without financial support from any of the carotid stent vendors (there are more than one, contrary to the implication of your note) — fyi, these were Guidant devices.
~79 % (75.3 83.4 %) of WT wilted and died; on the contrary, more than 85%% transgenic plants survived (Fig. 4d, e).
On the contrary, more than 80% of the capacitors show square-like hysteresis loops for the mono-polarized capacitors [see red filled circles and black filled rectangles of Figure 4(b)].
To the contrary, more than ever, solid values are what will help children resist the unhealthy messages from the media.
On the contrary, more than 80% of the value of allowances accrue to consumers and public purposes, and less than 20% accrue to covered, private industry.
