Sentence examples for noted contrast from inspiring English sources

He deserves credit for convening the G20 meeting in London, and for Britain's pioneering bank rescues and useful budgetary stimulus (in noted contrast to the Tories' proposals).

Despite such provocative material, and in noted contrast to Cronenberg's treatment, Clay resists any urge to embellish, diligently sticking to the facts and presenting even the spiciest of details with admirable restraint.

"It's almost impossible to tell where exactly they are playing," Kramer noted, contrasting Müller's freedom to change sides from his nominal slot on the right with the "positional football" strait-jacket under Louis van Gaal.

This approach, it should be noted, contrasts sharply with the success strategies of such economies as Japan and Korea, which focus on building market share and developing strategic relationships.

The Times report noted contrasting opinions from two leading Israeli newspapers.

Except where noted, contrasts involving MCF7/EV cells were based on averaging across EV1 and EV2.

Several changes to the ultrastructure of DENV-injected tissues were noted, contrasting the quiescence of saline-injected tissues.

Reviews [ 10, 22] focusing on knee-joint and/or a combination of knee and hip OA indicated only small effects arising from exercise programs, and a recent review by Pisters [ 23] noted contrasting findings across studies.

(Interdisciplinary clinic, CAM2) With regards to the business plans of the different clinics approached for Project I, we also noted contrasting methods of reimbursement for the delivery of care.

This, he notes, contrasts with the approach of the Trump Organisation.

That situation, he notes, contrasts favorably with a company such as U.S. Cellular, which often has four to five competitors in each of its markets.