Sentence examples for on the contrary often from inspiring English sources

Will the west never learn from its recent disastrous intervention in Libya – and earlier "liberation" of Iraq – that such actions may not bring about democracy, but on the contrary often worsen the plight of inhabitants living under autocratic regimes?

New York, on the contrary, often seems to us the very hub of destructibility-its great height and beauty, its steady fevers are frightening, and you feel that any serious blow (as with a delicious and talented person) might be followed by the calm of death.

These latter nodes are not the hubs, which on the contrary, often act as firewalls for information spreading.

A new diagnosis is an event that may increase the need for co-ordination, but patients with cancer on the contrary often disappear from the GPs attention.

Surveys, on the contrary, are often only available in the national language, and migrants often have low response rates in these surveys due to language difficulties and a general lack of trust and contact to the surrounding society as well as due to less positive experiences as receivers of general inquiries from official institutions in the receiving country and in their homeland [ 16].

Given that the case crossover design is only appropriate for short-term exposures and the case time control design is an elaboration of this latter, it can be concluded that, probably, these two approaches are not the most suitable ones to investigate the relation between MVA risk and psychotropic medications, which, on the contrary, are often use chronically.

On the contrary, it often increases.

(On the contrary, they often seem to inflame tensions).

On the contrary, they often stubbornly maintain their views.

Nothing extraordinary; on the contrary, very often quite banal.

On the contrary, he often speaks as if increasing marginalization were the most likely outcome.