This contrasts with uninterrupted growth between 1986 and 1990.

The status quo contrasts sharply with high level policy statements.

It has many contrasts.

my hair isn't yellow but it contrasts nicely with the black.

This contrasts sharply with China and India, both of which have several world class universities, especially in science and engineering.

This structure contrasts with the pre 1980 business cycle, which rested on wage growth tied to productivity growth and full employment.

Thus p contrasts with pʰ , t with tʰ , k with kʰ , and the affricate t ʃ with t ʃʰ .

Behind this pattern lies a policy philosophy which contrasts the efficiency of foreign firms with the distortionary economic impact of the state.

Akihito s travel schedule contrasts sharply with that of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

Indeed, EU trade power contrasts sharply with the perception of a weakened Europe.

(narrator) There are ever greater contrasts.

Indeed, today s US predicament contrasts sharply only with the current experiences of developing Asia.

Ours is a region of cruel contrasts.

The question is what can be done about this state of affairs, which contrasts starkly with the encouraging outlook that prevailed just a few years back.

This contrasts with Kyoto, where the so called Annex I developed countries adopted essentially identical targets.

21 A minimum standards approach contrasts with approaches that require management plans or other pre approval.

Let's think about this as a series of contrasts.

Like them or not, Carter and Reagan offered sharp contrasts in how they dealt with Latin America.

CAMBRIDGE China and Russia have just provided the world with sharp contrasts in the use of power.

They also often offer examples of sharp contrasts in achievements.

The contrasts in reporting, however, are greatest among development groups.

Indeed, the Egyptian and Saudi attitude contrasts starkly with that of two Western powers with extensive influence in Lebanon, the United States and France, which support the UN inquiry wherever it might go.

This contrasts with mixed languages, where speakers tend to be fluent in one or both of the source languages.

This contrasts with the position in Africa where primary education has often been neglected and literacy is comparatively low.

This contrasts with the growth in the number of women employed and the significant increase of women among entrepreneurs.

But it is the ideological picture that presents the starkest contrasts.

This contrasts somewhat with information available through the annual reports questionnaire, which indicates that the highest number of people in treatment per 1,000 population is in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Manet's pictures emphasize this flatness by ... ... reducing depth ... ... featuring verticals and horizontals which hint at the stretcher behind the canvas ... ... using sharper relief with stronger contrasts ... ... leaving certain parts apparently unfinished .

That positive energy contrasts starkly with the decadent beauty of Paris, a city that is on a path of museification.

That contrasts sharply with, for example, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development average of 8,000 kilowatt hours per year.

Each National Health Service has different policies and priorities, resulting in contrasts.

When you stand still, you just see the light and dark contrasts.

It's a country of such contrasts, but it's a nation of nations.

To guarantee their understanding of stability, the tandem contrasts the continuous middle class protests with a wave of regime orchestrated demonstrations.

41. The declining importance of such agreements contrasts sharply with the recent successes of coffee and aluminium producers in boosting prices.

This contrasts markedly with other OECD countries where average consumption of nuclear energy is around 23.8 per cent of energy use.

I refer in particular to the absurd analogy with the previous regime an analogy that contrasts totally with all the reports of numerous international observers.

And we'll be talking much more about those contrasts in presentations to come.

Durkheim contrasts this phenomenon with the more progressive organic solidarity that evolves in modern societies according to people s professional and functional relationships.

This contrasts markedly with previous years, when steady progress in the preparation of studies has resulted in a reduction in the backlog.

Comparisons and contrasts with the Great Depression of the 1930 s have inevitably become a central part of that discourse and rightly so.

Yet I found everything irresistible, the city s rhythms and colors, its contrasts and surprises.

Africa is undoubtedly the region most affected by the contrasts of the contemporary world.

It's called the Altiplano, or high plains a place of extremes and extreme contrasts.

For example, figure 4, which appears on page 5 of the report, contrasts the increase in informal consultations of the whole of the Security Council with the increase in the Council apos s formal meetings.