Sentence examples for need to contrast from inspiring English sources

"The garments need to contrast," advises Watkins.

Very few of us find the need to contrast our own lives with that of prisoners.

He has toured, to acclaim, though critics have occasionally found the need to contrast the singing with the quality of speech between numbers, and is eager to tour again, and often.

The need to contrast the severe use conditions and the heavy stresses developing in aeronautic field implies to protect the surfaces of the structures in aluminium alloy by any deterioration.

But Cantor was suggesting that Republicans might not need to contrast themselves with Obama at all — that, in fact, by appearing to share Obama's basically moderate impulse toward policy, they could instead contrast themselves with Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid, with an eye toward picking up some seats in 2010.

They suggest that there is a need to contrast empirical findings using male/female entrepreneurs as binary independent variables.

To make a compelling case that the U.S. is unique, one needs to contrast its history with that of other nations.

He needs to contrast it starkly with the message of divide and conquer that the Republicans have used successfully since Nixon's "Southern strategy" of peeling white voters away from the Democratic Party through coded messages.

The color of your text needs to contrast well with your background to be readable.

To overcome these problems, operators need to inject contrast during the interventional procedure frequently and the total amount of contrast media and the procedure time would increase accordingly.

It is natural that the question of a possible need to modify contrast agent enhancement protocols designed for an earlier generation of slower machines should again be considered.