In contrast, the number was only 6 percent for white men.

In contrast, 62 percent said they did not support the President.

The other woman, in contrast, seemed little more than a girl.

An important one is the contrast between nature and society.

In contrast, I was the last hope for our side.

In contrast, more than half of black women say yes.

By contrast, the people saw the name in only one light.

Not having a go at them, but the contrast is clear.

He was in every way a contrast to the other.

By contrast, only one man in 27 was out of work so much.

Then they come back to real life, and the contrast makes them feel bad.

By contrast, 13 percent of a control group did not work at all.

Their very contrast made each the sort who would get along with the other.

In contrast, 59 percent said that more could be done.

By contrast, the average woman's risk at 80 is about 13 percent.

For financial services companies, by contrast, the figure is more than 10 percent.

By contrast, 9 of the 12 in a 1992 report used it.

In contrast with most state programs, the Federal plan looks well beyond business.

By contrast, he said, the market average today is about two times book.

What a contrast from the city she'd left a few miles back.

There is quite a contrast between the south and north.

When he looked into her eyes, there was no contrast.

He did not like community life, it was in contrast to his nature.

How much of a contrast with the team's history is that?

New York, in contrast, has done almost nothing to help.

"The idea was that the inside would contrast with the outside."

This figure contrasts with a low of 1,020 cases in 1976.

As well contrasting the two, how have things changed over time?

The present is contrasted with the past and the future.

It is useful to contrast the present and the past.

"White Line" contrasts a relationship with the freedom of the open road.

It is being used as something contrasted to God's order.

Two or more teams with contrasting as many will be involved.

The decision contrasts with moves made by other government officials.

This contrasts with a 9.2 percent increase the previous year.

That contrasts with 1989, when there was an increase of 5,900 jobs.

This contrasted with the 4,589 period for the same months a year earlier.

Contrasting this, the men view a death as a loss of a political position within the community.

The season vastly contrasts with the rest of the series.

This contrasts to 887 million sales held short in the previous month.

That contrasts with the 2.6 percent decline from 1980 to 1990.

Let us contrast our position - and not for the first time - with Switzerland.

This contrasts sharply with the needs of the present project.

Otherwise, it may also be contrasted with a sense of play.

The good, when contrasted with the bad, is really just pleasure.

This contrasts with the information age where analysis and thinking were the main activities.

Thus in the modern thought the state is contrasted with civil society.

He could feel her warmth contrasting with the cold in the air.

They could not help but contrast the candidates and the atmosphere that came with them.

The results are compared contrasting the current period/month to the previous one.