Sentences with phrase «direct contrast to»

All NPO's have to divest themselves of the previous year's excess funds, somehow, in order to justify the next year's budget requirements, something like government departments, which operate in direct contrast to efficiency - of - scale self - supporting profit - seeking enterprises.

This is in direct contrast to the info contained in this video.

Their views may be in direct contrast to the other person's view.

My office served as a direct contrast to her home life.

This finding is in direct contrast to the more negative psychological outcomes associated with single - mother families following parental separation or divorce, and highlights the diversity among female - headed families and the importance of not treating them as the same.

In direct contrast to the 1967 referendum, the question on the proposed preamble in the 1999 referendum was characterised by political disunity.

Six months after their first meeting those who had received online therapy continued to show improvement, in direct contrast to the in - person group.

«Kelly Ayotte continues to advance an extreme agenda which would deprive New Hampshire women of critical reproductive health services in direct contrast to the wishes of the citizens of New Hampshire who demonstrate strong bipartisan support for access to safe, legal abortion and for access to Planned Parenthood health services.

Negative COMP stands in direct contrast to partners who see losing their partner as disastrous.

A stay interview is in direct contrast to an exit interview, which aims to determine why an employee chooses to leave the company.

Kuhne refered to Segwit2x as a hostile corporate movement, in direct contrast to bgold's «friendly fork» approach.

That's in direct contrast to the smaller Pixel 2, which surrounds its 5 - inch OLED display with bezels thick enough to house a fingerprint scanner (even though Google places that sensor on the back of its phone).

It's also a good - looking, albeit bland, mouse, which is a direct contrast to the edgier G502.

The complaint from Bitcoin and other blockchain enthusiasts is that Ripple's centralized control is in direct contrast to the ideals and advantages of decentralized blockchains like Bitcoin.

In direct contrast to rates going up, they can also go down for the same reasons.

This is in direct contrast to email, for example, where your document could be intercepted at any number of servers along the way, hacked directly from your computer, or pulled from a compromised account.

This, by the way, stands in direct contrast to the American term «middle class», which in English terms would cover a broad spread of society from working families through white collar and some professionals.

This is in direct contrast to the compensation system in France where the cost of hiring a replacement vehicle is only recoverable in exceptional circumstances and where a professional daily need can be shown.

But as aforementioned, our attorneys are prepared for trial which is in direct contrast to many accident law firms who outsource litigation to others law firms.

This is in direct contrast to the US procedure, where parties falling within the same class do not have to participate in the litigation in order to be entitled to share the damages awarded, ie there is an automatic opt - in, though claimants can of course opt out of the proceedings.

Act Local For example, in direct contrast to most apparel firms, Finisterre are striving to bring as much of their product's production as close to home as possible.

This is in direct contrast to several gas plants that had no CHP potential, such as the Uniper - controlled Hartmann plant in Irsching, Germany.

Osgood's current willingness to question the sun's role in the climate system, is in direct contrast to his fellow CBS News reporter Scott Pelley who chooses to exclusively report the views of the promoters of man - made climate fears.

The crux of Bates» claim is that NOAA, the federal government's top agency in charge of climate science, published a poorly - researched but widely praised study with the political goal of disproving the controversial global warming hiatus theory, which suggests that global warming slowed down from 1998 until 2012 with little change in globally - averaged surface temperatures — a direct contrast to global warming advocates» claim that the earth's temperature has been constantly increasing.

In direct contrast to Alex Gross» «Antisocial Network» where disconnection was the primary subject matter, Marsone uncovers a universal connection between human beings.

It is also perfectly choreographed so that the poor black cotton pickers of Thomas Hart Benton appear in direct contrast to Grant Wood's cheerful white sharecroppers, say, and the gothic windows in Paul Sample's Church Supper speak straight to the window in Wood's American Gothic.

This attempt to annihilate the artistic ego as well as the distinction between art and everyday experience was unprecedented and in direct contrast to the posture of his contemporaries in the New York School.

Saville's painting is raw, impolite, and next level — a direct contrast to Eric Fischl's «Corrida in Rhonda.»

Other works are emotionally charged with connotations set in direct contrast to other works completely devoid of human characteristics such as the series of robots or slivers.

Another interesting fact about Still, and the likely reason behind the «No. 2» in the painting's title, is that Still was known to work in series, often creating closely - related compositions he called «Replicas», which is a testament to a deliberate, contemplative and cognitive creative process, one that is in direct contrast to the commonly held notion of Abstract Expressionist canvases being the result of impulsive and emotional creativity.

Tellingly, the collection's high points emerge in direct contrast to this cheeky ambition.

In direct contrast to the surrealist notion of a solitary dream space, the twins have described a shared intuition and subconscious experience that is translated visually through their collaborative process.

In her work, Kruger hacked the magazine world's finely turned tools of cultural communication to begin conveying slogans that went in direct contrast to social conventions (particularly when it came to women): «gender is irrelevant,» for instance, or «your body is a battleground.»

In direct contrast to the historical traditions of these 1960s art movements, which leaned towards the isolated and objective, these three artists create a dialogue through their work that brings memory, nostalgia, and landscape to the forefront of their practice.»

This sculptural structure can be interpreted as a reference to the unicorn as a medieval symbol of purity and operates in direct contrast to its potential phallic association.

Each sculpture is constructed pixel - by - pixel with hand - cut, hand - dyed strips of wood in an overtly laborious process that is in direct contrast to the slipperiness and speed of the digital world.

In direct contrast to Instagram, Vero promises to refrain from using both adverts and algorithms so you can use the platform safe in the knowledge that your data is not being passed onto a third party.

All three points stand in direct contrast to Microsoft's Xbox One.

The assists found in Forza Motorsport 7 are in direct contrast to those found in Project Cars 2 in that choosing an ideal setting was very easy.

What makes this all weird is that the way many of these side story elements occur is a direct contrast to the mostly serious tone of the main plot.

This in direct contrast to other times when it's possible to be standing over a corpse with a bloody sword in a room with only one entrance and a guard outside, yet have the guard utterly perplexed by who could have done it.

In direct contrast to its gameplay, Lovely Planet's soundtrack is a carefree collection of tunes that folds elements of classic East Asian musical tradition into chiptunes.

They have a reputation for being a very brave dog breed, which is in direct contrast to their small size.

The researchers commented in their study that the «cat - owner relationship is in direct contrast to that with dogs.»

The 401 (k) treatment of loans prohibiting sharing in gains is in direct contrast to the advantage of borrowing from a mutual company offering a participating whole life insurance policy which will continue to pay dividends at normal rates regardless of outstanding loans.

On another note, such a move would increase the value of the private consolidation business considerably which is also in direct contrast to the Democratic refinancing initiative.

This is in direct contrast to many other trading strategies or systems out there that might require a trader to trade with numerous different indicators while trying to trade the news at the same time... it's pretty hard to become a «specialist» of such a messy and haphazard trading style.

This is in direct contrast to many existing blockchain platforms, which get slower with more transactions and cost more per transaction.

This is in direct contrast to earlier times when things were pretty cut and dried since: Men went to work to earn the bread and butter; Women stayed at home to look after the children and the home.

In direct contrast to the lazy, laid back, and gruff Hideo, Sohei is cheery, innocent (not pure as snow, just more optimistic and more willing to see the good in people), and hardworking.