Sentences with phrase «such contrast to»

It's such a contrast to the beadboard but they look as if they were meant to be together.

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

So why do Peabody and so many others assume levels of growth that are in such contrast to this hard logic of both the market and climate science?

What's tragic is that Dutch children's innate happiness stands in such contrast to many children in North America, who seemed to be plagued by chronic unhappiness.

The fact it's in such contrast to the main game wound me up a little bit, as a Street Fighter fan.

Great game and is in such contrast to the last one.

XD Will just stick out at first since it is such a contrast to most other Zelda stuff I have.

This is such a contrast to the muted colors of today's cars — even when the exterior is a bold color such as this.

It was such a contrast to her first dress and she looked amazing

The lace top adds such a contrast to this otherwise casual look — gorgeous!

It was such a contrast to the first time, when my baby had been hooked up to machines and I had had to awkwardly hand express colostrum.

Has a clubs nickname ever been in such contrast to the way their team performs on the pitch?

It was such a contrast to the last guy I broke down that it just jumped off the screen.

Not exact matches

Such contrasts can be seen when looking at the steady tattoo of allegations concerning mass atrocities leveled at Qaddafi of Libya (but after his demise never confirmed), compared to the almost complete failure to cover the uprising in Saudi Arabia — or ongoing human rights outrages there.

That's such a stark contrast to how many entrepreneurs think, where it's all about the exit.

Such a solution would stand in contrast to a bondholder «bail - in,» but would perhaps protect Italian households which are heavily exposed to the asset class.

It also stands in contrast to suggestions from other members of the administration, such as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.

Hammond's commitment to find the funds for Brexit preparations stands in sharp contrast to promises made by the Leave campaign before last year's referendum, which had assured Britons that leaving the EU would leave the country with hundreds of millions of pounds more a week to spend on other priorities such as its rickety National Health Service.

The Liberal government, in contrast to some of its international peers, has shown a willingness to approve such deals.

Ford, by contrast, issued two voluntary recalls, and did so in such a straightforward manner that the head of the National Highway Transportation Safety Agency commended the company for «stepping forward to resolve [the] issue.»

China's vision, however, seems to be based more on taking full control of such transactions in contrast to the libertarian aspirations of Bitcoin.

Respectability consisted of one's prestige as a correctly behaving, middle - class person, in contrast to supposedly disreputable people such as prostitutes.

Thiel contrasts such a person to an indefinite optimist, someone who thinks «the future will be better, but... doesn't know how exactly, so he won't make any specific plans.»

In contrast, immigrants who come from diverse backgrounds with a range of skills - such as the 800,000 dreamers - tend to produce greater economic benefits.

In contrast to a commodity such as oil, though, a company can produce more chips at will, and they often do.

The concern was that such programs could be anticompetitive and stand in contrast to the net - neutrality rules set by the 2015 Open Internet Order.

A corporation shareholder, by contrast, can sell his or her stake without such approval — assuming there's no prior agreement to the contrary.

By contrast, many investors are moving into diversified investment - grade fixed products, such as the IShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETF (AGG), which has had net inflows of $ 435 million this quarter and $ 2.2 billion of net inflows year - to - date.

My studies show that when we perform such mental contrasting, we actually gain energy to take action.

Minecraft is a strange bird in the gaming industry — its blocky graphics lie in sharp contrast to the big - budget hyper - realistic visuals in game franchises such as Halo and Grand Theft Auto.

«Something like Robert Graham, but for women,» she says, referring to the colorful men's shirts known for unexpected details such as contrasting cuffs.

Video ad spending on connected TVs — devices such as set - top boxes, smart TVs and gaming consoles, for example — is accounted for in the «online» portion of video ad spending in eMarketer's definition, which partially accounts for the growth there in contrast to our mobile category.

«By contrast, federal tax law permits 501 (c)(4) organizations to spend money advocating the election or defeat of candidates, so long as such activity isn't the 501 (c)(4) organization's «primary» activity.

IEMG follows the same MSCI index as our benchmark and so it counts South Korea as an emerging market, in contrast to FTSE - based funds such as VWO.

Although Frank's opinion is in contrast with views from other prominent investors such as Kevin O'Leary, who said bullion will outperform royalty companies, Frank holds true to his outlook.

The companies would be the first virtual currency firms to operate in the Philippines after regulators legalised their entry into an economic zone in February, in contrast to neighbouring countries which have not allowed such entities.

By contrast, most manufacturers operate in a low - growth environment where they must do «a million things a little better» to excel, such as reduce scrap rates and improve plant productivity.

«Moreover, in contrast with the strong rebound in the core, we expect the fall in periphery activity to be more persistent as activity needs to relocate away from overexpanded sectors, such as construction in Spain.»

This was in contrast to Europe which resisted unification by determined conquerors such as Charlemagne, Napoleon and Hitler.

As such, and in contrast to gold, bitcoin's relative value is influenced by — and important to — a number of players outside of traditional financial spheres.

Contrast this with governments, which face no such pressure, and can simply pass on cost overruns to taxpayers.

In contrast to private data, a creative content allows consumption by other people under certain copyright terms, such as Creative Commons.

Contrast this with disappointing results for sectors such as financials, multinationals and energy, and tech appears to be one of the few areas of the market moving in the right direction.

By contrast, high - quality bonds such as those found in investment - grade corporate funds like the iShares 1 - 3 Year Credit Bond ETF (CSJ A-89) and the iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF (LQD A-66), etc.), or in Treasury portfolios such as the iShares 1 - 3 Year Treasury Bond ETF (SHY A-97) or the iShares 10 - 20 Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLH B - 65), etc.) tend to buffer portfolio volatility to a much greater degree.

In contrast, an estimated 36pc of the bonds are held by foreigners, who may be more willing to take profits and invest the proceeds elsewhere (such as in Treasuries or Gilts).

In contrast, cold wallets are off - line and such wallets should be used when looking to hold for the longer - term.

German banks, by contrast, paid out dividends (and expected such dividends from their clients) at only half the rate of British banks, choosing to retain earnings as capital reserves and invest them largely in the stocks of their industrial clients.

There was a particularly marked increase in the income attributed to foreign owners of direct equity stakes in Australian firms, which was in contrast to trends in economy - wide measures of profitability, such as gross operating surplus.

It is the Registrant's view that Bitcoins should not be regarded as coins, or otherwise as collectibles, for purposes of section 408 (m), because Bitcoins are a virtual, rather than a fiat currency (see «Bitcoin Value,» above) and, as such, do not take the form of tangible personal property, in contrast to a coin or any of the other items defined as a «collectible» under Section 408 (m).

Allowing for the remarkable contrasts, Ker believes he can still trace at least one theme through the work of all six of his subjects, a theme that has little to do with the obvious «motifs» of English Catholicism such as «aestheticism, a love of ritual, ceremony, tradition, the appeal of authority, a romantic triumphalism, the lure of the exotic and foreign, a preoccupation with sin and guilt.»