Sentence examples for would in contrast from inspiring English sources

This would - in contrast to WikiLeaks copycats outside our borders - chill the American press in its national security reporting.

The scheme described here would, in contrast, deliver the two tunable monochromatic undulator beams to separate endstations that address rather different and somewhat complementary purposes, with further beam conditioning imposed as required.

A predominantly online full census would, in contrast, cost about £625m in 2021, the ONS predicts, while the annual sample system would work out at about £460m every 10 years.

A single worker earning £42,000 in a two-graduate household would, in contrast, pay £1,890 in graduate contributions and £6,800 in tax – leaving £3,500 (or almost 10%) less net income each year.

A randomly assembled web would, in contrast, have a more even distribution of interactions among species, as null models of mutualistic webs indicate (Vázquez and Aizen 2003).

In the above first example group, C2H4O1 minus CH2 equals C1H2O1; however, a hypothetical C2H4O1 minus CF2 would in contrast not suggest a valid molecular formula.

The selectivity of these inhibitors would be in contrast to TMC207, PPK inhibitors would be cidal in the stationary phase.

But that would be in contrast to every election since 1988.

Even if this were only a ritual expression of obeisance, it would stand in contrast to his customarily belligerent behavior.

I would say in contrast that the concept of physics implies that physics is not all that there is and that reality is fundamentally miraculous.

That would be in contrast to Tuesday, as the smoky fire drove people out of the courthouse.