“by contrast”造句，怎麼用by contrast造句

Nietzsche by contrast is a realist about consciousness and mind.

CGE models, by contrast, put Numbers to theory.

Manchester, by contrast, would be “a good place in which to test social impact”.

Michigan, by contrast, has risen and fallen with the fortunes of the Big Three.

Exporting firms, by contrast, are in acute pain. Machine-tool manufacturers expect sales to slump by 60%, for example.

In America, by contrast, the top five ISPs account for only half the market and the top ten for 70%.

Reebok's EasyTone shoes by contrast weigh an average of about 10 ounces each, similar to its traditional walking shoes.

The public, by contrast, seems surprisingly resigned to it, according to polling over the weekend by Ipsos MORI for the Economist.

Wind power, by contrast, met about 2% of global electricity demand in 2009, and could increase to more than 20% by 2050.

For example, a 2km stream is twice as long as a 1km stream; by contrast, a 10km stream is only 11% longer than a 9km stream.

Humans, by contrast, have been the main architects of the enormous changes that are threatening to throw Earth out of whack.

Internationalism, by contrast, means choosing the option that delivers most good or least harm to people, regardless of where they live.

For Levinas, by contrast, humanity is already present in the Other's eyes and in his or her speech, and it is only in the responsibility evoked by it that I can discern my own human selfhood.

Going short on bonds by buying a CDS contract carries limited risk but unlimited profit potential; by contrast, selling credit default swaps offers limited profits but practically unlimited risks.

Iran, by contrast, has failed to make a viable export business out of its reserves, the second-largest in the world, thanks to withdrawal of Western money and know-how.

Charles Darwin, by contrast, found a lead for his theory of natural selection in the whimsical hobby of pigeon fancying, where the birds showed an enormous variety of form and behaviour.

Product prices, by contrast, are hardly growing.

He bulks large only by contrast with other senators.

Rubber tracks, by contrast, usually last more than 3,000km.

In the U.S., by contrast, over 90% of residential housing transactions are financed with mortgages.

Atheists, by contrast, have nothing to look forward to after death, so they might be expected to cling to life.

OBJECTIVE To check tradition spasmolytic and observe curative effect and safety of Spasmomen, Otilonium bromide for IBS treatment by contrast.

The fastest-growing sales, by contrast, were in the category covering Italian mozzarella and Greek feta, which jumped by 10% (although overall volumes remain small).

The optimum technology and formulation were determined by contrast experiment, and the problem of the lamination of solids and liquids was resolved satisfactorily.

In China, by contrast, it makes lots of one-off sales to small businesses and individuals, and as a result has by far the largest market share, of around 36%.

My boy classmates , by contrast, enjoy ball games . Hundreds of boys playing basketball on the playground every afternoon always makes the best campus picture that draws thousands of girls' eyes.

Rental markets, by contrast, look far stronger.

Iran, by contrast, claims to be an NPT member in good standing.

Agricultural exports, by contrast, respond immediately, growing at an annual rate of 17.7 percent in 1980 and 1981.

Within America, by contrast, cost imbalances are resolved less painfully, because workers are willing to move from depressed states to where jobs are more plentiful.

In the second part, the author detects the features and separate-and-balance mechanism of three jury systems, mainly analyzes the difference of mechanism of these three jury system by contrast.

Android, by contrast, prides itself on its lack of control.

Mr Johnson, by contrast, has pledged to improve Londoners' quality of life and courted voters in leafy outskirts who felt ignored by Mr Livingstone's urban focus.

Mr Weiner, by contrast, said "all of you who were misled, the people who I lied to, I have an apology for all of them," and used the word several times more.

Scandinavians and Finns, by contrast, can travel to 173 countries or territories (out of a possible 223) without the need to fill in forms with curious questions dreamt up by bureaucrats.

The economics department, by contrast, always seemed irritatingly cash-rich, prominent and confident.