Sentence examples for then contrast from inspiring English sources

We then contrast two families of institutional theory.

State the constraint that was violated ("expected a... ..), then contrast with what was found.

Then contrast the visions and try to combine them, two at a time.

We then contrast 'thinking big' – infrastructure and industrialization projects – and 'thinking small' – the appropriate technologies movement – approaches to development, looking at past and present projects in both areas.

And sometimes it's from people who want to find that great Canadian food that they can then contrast with the food of recent migrants.

Then contrast that with the efforts of a West Indies fielder who runs round the boundary, sticks out a lazy boot and helps the ball over the rope.

The questionnaire results were then contrasted with the thanking formulae found in the coursebooks.

It then contrasts their impact on the demand and supply network.

The outcome is then contrasted with the organisations' subjective assessment of their digital investigations capability.

Natural religion was then contrasted with positive religion, or the particular religious traditions of different societies or cultures.

He then contrasts the "community, compassion and decency" of Labour compared with a "rollercoaster of cuts" under the Conservatives.