Sentences with phrase «sharp contrast with»

In sharp contrast with 2016, when only 33 % of people planning to buy a home were first - time buyers, 52 % of buyers with their eye on a home purchase next year will be first - timers.

His use of the Constitution behind him was very effective / powerful in describing his view of free market / limited government and drew sharp contrast with the President's view without having to accuse him of not following Constitution.

The move follows last year's announcement from VKontakte that it would allow cryptocurrency advertising on the platform — a sharp contrast with Facebook's and Google's more recent decisions to ban crypto - related ads.

The pleas for action from Parkland, Florida, struck a sharp contrast with the almost nonexistent debate on Capitol Hill over preventing gun violence.

This is in sharp contrast with the kind of pricing that Apple plans for its $ 349 device, when it goes on sale in early 2018.

This is in sharp contrast with the speculation that Apple will integrate the FP scanner right inside the oversized power button.

In sharp contrast with, for example, jokes about ethnic or racial groups, people tell lawyer jokes and and pass them around without any apparent fear of offending anyone.

Today's statements were in sharp contrast with what officials said in public over the weekend.

This is in sharp contrast with previous years.

This is in sharp contrast with the European Union, Japan and the United States where additional renewable generation will outpace electricity demand growth between 2015 and 2021.

While a relatively small decline, it is in sharp contrast with the annual average growth of 4.2 % for the last decade.

Climate changes in past centuries were significant in some parts of the world, but they were often opposite (e.g. warm vs. cold) in different regions at any given time, in sharp contrast with the global synchrony of 20th century warming.

The rich colour palette of deep red, bright green and orange with a yellow base are reminiscent of this period and in sharp contrast with Moscow's harsh and predominantly dark climate.

This bit of decadence was a sharp contrast with the reality for most of the participating artists (and, for that matter, dealers), a fact not lost at the fair.

Hébert - Huot's use of unexpected, mass - produced materials and ostentatious colors stand in sharp contrast with the objects, which on their own carry associations with tales of struggle and survival in an unforgiving, brutal wilderness.

MIAMI — The seventh annual Art Basel Miami Beach fair, which opened to VIP collectors on Dec. 3 and ran through Dec. 7, was subdued and slow, in sharp contrast with the glitzy, frenzied atmosphere of last year's edition.

With influences from Japanese anime and manga, the artist's early works use precise lines to outline the figure of the subject, creating a sharp contrast with the background, both through flatness and color juxtaposition.

It's a little too early to speculate on Sheva Alomar, Chris Redfield's African partner in Resident Evil 5, but again, her background as a mentally scarred anti-terrorist operative brings her into sharp contrast with Core's primly conceived intellectual princess.

This is in sharp contrast with some other genius companies who give all sorts of divine graphics promises, only to realise that their PS4 sales will suffer, after which they thought it best to lie and deceive their faithful PC fans.

Rather than ripping out a tiny feature, cheat code or unlockable and selling it back to us, Nintendo has clearly spent months crafting genuinely new content that will expand the existing Mario Kart 8 experience in substantial ways, in sharp contrast with some of the ludicrous excesses we've seen recently from Ubisoft and Warner Bros amongst many others.

At the St. John's Co-Cathedral, a magnificent Baroque church, the austere exterior is in sharp contrast with a highly ornate interior.

The relatively low prevalence of recorded diagnoses of BOAS and other respiratory problems in the current primary - care population using a retrospective observational study design is in sharp contrast with the findings from some other prospective clinical studies.

All curled areas are clearly defined by curls of sufficient length to form a sharp contrast with the smooth coat on face, throat, tail and hind legs below the hocks.

This is in sharp contrast with the traditional method of selecting the lowest Historical Surviving Withdrawal Rate from among the years examined.

Your partnership with our brand is appreciated by all of us at BlackBerry, and draws a sharp contrast with the behavior of our longtime business partner.

Often entirely wordless, this section stands out in sharp contrast with the rest of the film for its total lack of sarcasm and strong sense of the real, emphasised by regular Herzog collaborator Peter Zeitlinger's striking real - time footage.

In all four games, Copper's dedication to professionalism and his work is in sharp contrast with Booker's doddering incompetence.

The back carries a sharp contrast with its solid creamy look.

The light blue purse stands in sharp contrast with red heels making it obvious that if you opt to wear the red shoe, do not go with all the red matching accessories as it would look terribly odd!

The orange undertones in these hues create a nice sharp contrast with your eyes without overpowering their delicate color.

Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown is settling into his role as the chair of an increasingly diverse state Democratic Committee, saying the big tent draws a sharp contrast with the Republicans.

MILWAUKEE (AP)-- Drawing a sharp contrast with Democrats, Republican presidential candidates voiced opposition to raising the federal minimum wage in Tuesday's primary debate, casting it as an impediment to national job growth.

«He's done these things in a way that is in sharp contrast with what is happening in Washington,» Appelbaum said.

The high number of appointments has caused a huge public outcry with many describing it as being in sharp contrast with President Akufo - Addo's promise of lean government and protection for the public purse.

It has been pointed out that in sharp contrast with what has come to be known as Fergie Time, the last vital minutes of a game when under Ferguson United at Old Trafford would pull their chestnuts out of the fire, it has been five times this season that United, playing at home, have conceded in these closing minutes.

To see Mary T. today is to note a sharp contrast with the 14 - year - old from Louisville who shocked the swimming world in 1979 by breaking the world 200 butterfly record three times in her first year of senior - level competition.

In sharp contrast with this view of life is that of the intelligent agnostic.

«This is an incredibly sharp contrast with the outlook for their parents and grandparents, as none of those 55 years old and older reported plans to use either of these services,» the study finds.

The one healing which is given special prominence is that of the Gentile Centurion's servant, and Jesus» attitude to the Gentiles here is in sharp contrast with his address to the Syro - Phoenician women in Mk.

I have done so to form a sharp contrast with verses 12 - 13 and

In sharp contrast with the Moonies, however, «Messiah» has the same specific meaning to Lubavichers as it does to all religious Jews.

This idea was in sharp contrast with Parmenides, who suggested in his poem about nature that «being» was prior to «becoming,» and that underlying every change was some more fundamental reality that endured.

In sharp contrast with this polytheism, the Bible affirms that God is one.

But Levertov disconcertingly puts us in sharp contrast with the young woman of scripture.

That was in sharp contrast with an increase in use of 12.7 percent recorded a year earlier, the National Energy Administration said last week.

The unexpected drop was in sharp contrast with last week's jump in the consumer sentiment index put out by Thomson Reuters / University of Michigan.

Entrepreneurs tend to be highly educated: 45 % of American self - made entrepreneurs have advanced degrees, a sharp contrast with the early 20th century, when men like Henry Ford dropped out of school to become tinkerers.

This is in sharp contrast with 2017, when Alfa Romeo's display had women in little black dresses hovering around its Stelvio crossover.

The relatively steep fees at the major legacy carriers bring them into sharper contrast with Southwest's no - fee policy for changes or cancellations.

Not exact matches

The results contrast with top rival Mattel (mat), which last month reported declining sales as it lamented sharp discounting during the key holiday season.