Both were born out of frustration with outdated, complicated products that do the opposite of making life better.
Yet the authors of the paper found the opposite: the long-term benefits of better childhood health on adult incomes outweighed the other negative immediate economic effects that may have resulted from the legislation.The impact of air pollution while growing up is not the only factor that affects adult outcomes, economists reckon.
Piety is the opposite of compassion, which is better directed toward those who need it now than toward those who were denied it then.
It is the opposite, and better side of what happened in the early 1990's when an increase in teenage smoking began with 8th graders and then continued as they grew older, he said.
More people say it's getting worse than getting better, the opposite of a few months ago.
Maybe it'll be the first time we say the opposite of, "Eh, the book was better".
After all, hotels typically work the opposite of flights -- the deals get better the closer you get to arrival.
Thus, we conclude the opposite of Lemley: society would be better off investing more resources in the Agency to improve patent quality than relying upon ex-post litigation to weed out invalid patents.
Again, the opposite of the assumption is true: Better-made wines travel perfectly well; it's the cheap, homemade juice that may sour, re-ferment or otherwise turn on you like a rabid cur.
When it was done right: Logos are basically the opposite of team names: they were way better in the old days.
The findings also indicate that firms that use overt design (the opposite of silent design) tend to perform better than firms that use silent design in terms of attracting new customers.
