Sentence examples for there is a dichotomy from inspiring English sources

In IS research, there is a dichotomy where design science and behavioral science are distinct research paradigms.

"There is a dichotomy in this country's attitude to dance.

Correct: There is a dichotomy between even and odd numbers.

There is a dichotomy between the rich and privileged, and those who are barely hanging on.

"There is a dichotomy," said John C. Hodgman, the chief executive of the company, which said it plans to appeal.

"There is a dichotomy between Sanogo and his troops," said Mahamadou Camara, chief of staff for Mr. Keïta.

There's a dichotomy between the two camps".

Then they'll ring me and say, 'Muhammad Ali is dying, could you give me 2,000 words?' So I'm a journo now am I? There's a dichotomy.

We tend to romanticise nature but in Alaska there's a dichotomy between beauty and something that's also a little terrifying.

In a 2010 monograph, "Pinajian: Master of Abstraction Discovered," Mr. Homer wrote that Mr. Pinajian's work was surprising and that there was "a dichotomy in his personality".

"There's a dichotomy," said Robert Bookman, who helped start a trade association for newsstand vendors and often lobbies on their behalf.