Sentences with phrase «mean a clear contrast»

But Trump's stunning election is likely to mean a clear contrast with some key Obama administration policies, including a vigorous push for federally funded private school vouchers and a downsizing of the Education Department, which has arguably exercised more influence under Obama than at any other point.

Not exact matches

But in any case, it is clear that Whitehead means that there are various levels of «organisms of organisms,» or hierarchical societies, which are to be contrasted with those types of societies which do not have a hierarchical order and hence no overall unity of activity.

Indeed, contrast Hleb's comments with those made by Cesc Fabregas and you'll get a clear understanding of what I mean.

The 4500:1 contrast ratio means you'll get an exceptional picture, crisp and clear HD with rich, deep colors.

What this means is that it guarantees crystal - clear and contrast - rich views of deep sky objects, like galaxies, nebulae, planets, and sparkling star clusters.

This is in contrast, it's now clear, with what many people assumed Oculus founder Luckey Palmer meant when he said the final consumer unit would cost somewhere in the «ballpark» of the cost of the dev kit.