Sentences with phrase «contrast to what»

«This is in sharp contrast to what we have seen in other forms of commercial real estate, and it indicates that seniors housing continues to grow and perform as a real estate asset class.»

This level of passive income real estate investing is in stark contrast to what many people try to do when starting out in the real estate investing business.

The favorable economic conditions in the US is in stark contrast to what is currently being experienced locally in South Africa.

We can be as right as rain when it comes to the law itself, but bull - headed public officials think they have some authority that is not granted to them by their State Legislature or Constitution, and often act in contrast to what the actual law says.

But are you absolutely sure that some of your buyer clients have not experienced some sort of disillusionment with their purchases post closing due to finding out negative issues about their properties in contrast to what the SPIS signatories alluded to, that they, the buyers, are keeping to themselves in order to not have to disclose same to you upon a resell situation?

predictions for success in contrast to what the potential for negative fallout might be.

Secondly, any consents signed more recently would have been signed at a time when TREB members did not post the additional information on the Internet, in contrast to what would be enabled by the tribunal's order.

Results are in marked contrast to what impacted consumer clinical functioning for the same sample.

However, in contrast to what we expected, these children also had lower rates of nonemergency visits.

Others seem them as cold - hearted unromantic acts that stand in stark contrast to what you're supposed to be feeling before you get married.

Denial is great and acts in contrast to what can be a real deterioration in a formerly...

«This is such a contrast to what they are used to; this is about who they are as humans.»

Denial is great and acts in contrast to what can be a real deterioration in a formerly happy nuptial.

Denial is great and acts in contrast to what can be a real deterioration in a formerly happy...

In contrast to what you're told, Medical Assistants ARE NOT given the same respect as an LPN.

And so do most business leaders, in contrast to what the first comment says.

Novelty isn't, by contrast to what you've heard, the most important thing in a resume.

The KEYone's design philosophy sits in stark contrast to what Samsung and LG have already unveiled with their respective flagships.

This is in slight contrast to what was suggested by the moves made by Microsoft earlier this month.

From the renders, we can also see the vertically arranged camera sensors, which is in stark contrast to what we currently see on the iPhone 7 Plus.

In contrast to what reports straight out of South Korea had been saying, Samsung has confirmed today that the Note 8 is indeed going to be launched next year.

This is in contrast to what was being previously done — place limitations before letting your kids handle the Internet.

There are also some options within the Settings to adjust the color and contrast to what best suits you, and there is a reading mode available that makes it easier on your eyes at night.

That's in stark contrast to what many think will keep themselves safe.

In contrast to what most people think, having an affordable coverage is possible if you only know how to get it, so remember these tips when you go shopping for your auto insurance.

That's in stark contrast to what happens if you're burglarized and don't have the coverage.

«It's a stark contrast to what workers faced in the early 1900s when crowded factories and unsafe working conditions were common.

at 99 («In contrast to what is taught in the traditional first - year legal writing class, these associates [that were observed during an ethnographic study] wrote few formal legal memoranda.

If there was umbrage at petrol prices, it was more to do with the worry that we were being screwed by the petrol companies or else the government unfairly (for the record, I read many articles all stating that to reduce excise would be a terrible thing to do, in contrast to what you suggest everyone was thinking).

In contrast to what is widely portrayed in the literature and media reports, they found that:

Yet the actual GISS results for Springfield do match the BEST results for Springfield, in stark contrast to what Brandon is implying based on his incorrect GISS curve.

I'm guessing Brandon doesn't like it when I provide links that show that his interpretations of what people say are in contrast to what they actually say?

This lack of consensus among and between nations stands in stark contrast to what's happening in the boardrooms of global businesses.

However, in the atmosphere, in contrast to what happens in a kettle filled with water and set on the stove to boil, convection does not lead to a temperature profile that is uniform with height.

These fuels are in contrast to what Lefkowitz calls «fuels from heaven» — wind, hydroelectric, tidal, biomass, and solar power.

Likewise, when religion's supernaturalism / superstitionism is discussed then all aspects of religion's supernaturalism / superstitionism is and should be discussed, including contrast it to what isn't religion's supernaturalism / superstitionism.

Computer simulations of the atmosphere and ocean, when run with rising greenhouse gases, show the warm pool heating at the same rate as other ocean regions, in contrast to what has been observed there so far, the researchers said.

With a diverse troop of models looking relaxed and even happy, Patrick's presentation was in stark contrast to what one usually identifies with New York Fashion Week shows.

Azevedo et al. inexplicably removed the italicized part of the sentence in order to characterize our claim as more sweeping than it was, and contrast it to what is cited by IPCC and IEA.

The monumentality of this sculpture serves as perfect contrast to what lays beyond: a compositional grid of 32 intimately scaled drawings.

Interestingly, the majority of pieces in this one - room show are in fact watercolours, in contrast to what the title suggests.

By «matter complex» we can assume that he means «complex matter» — those personal, political, literary and mythic concerns that go beyond the visual (in stark contrast to what Frank Stella was doing with his «pinstripe» paintings at virtually the same time) to address what Müller deems the «stench» of the «rottenness of society.»

As well as a host of improved graphical effects we have also added in HDR which massively improves contrast to what was seen before.

Of course, when looking at any of the home console's online services you have to do a compare and contrast to what is currently the best, which happens to be the 360's Xbox LIVE service.

One million is small game in contrast to what one analyst is giving the title for its May 19th US release.

This sounded very tasteless to us so we contacted EA to get an official comment, and what we were told is in stark contrast to what MTV reported.

Also the holding back of Wii U features is a bold contrast to what happened with Star Fox Zero.

Contrast that to what I saw when searching for departures from Frankfurt, Milan, Paris and Zürich where I often saw 2 First Class awards and up to 8 Business Class awards available on the same flight!

An obese diver is likely to have a more strenuous and less enjoyable dive, quite in contrast to what many like about diving.

The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) also commented on the study, stating, «In contrast to what has been reported in the news media, the data... can not be used to infer any breed - specific risk for dog bite fatalities.»