英語 での In stark contrast の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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From the tower of them are listed, the whole green of the vegetable and trees growing on flood prevention wall in stark and dramatic fashion, with shrinking water in stark contrast.
In stark contrast to the“hard” sciences, in an economic model, there is often no control test on which you base your economic analysis.
In stark contrast, Americans spent less than 0.5 percent of their food budget on dark green vegetables and a similar amount on orange vegetables.
In stark contrast to video, TV and the movies, VR applications promise experiences that are not only more intense but, above all, interactive and individual too.
But in stark contrast to today's list, the richest Americans' fortunes in 1982 were described using vague wording like"probably exceeds $1 billion" and"above $2 billion.".
This marks the largest number of executions in a single day in Saudi Arabia since 2016 and confirms a negative trend in this country in stark contrast with the growing abolitionist movement worldwide.”.
This demand-driven housing boom is in stark contrast to the tax incentive-driven post-reunification bubble and looks set to sustain itself in the short to medium-term.
After gaining independence from Britain in 1947, India was something of a poster child for the virtues of democracy- in stark contrast with China, which became a Communist dictatorship in 1949.
We climb higher and higher, there Shanyin at big chunks of snow, where the alpine rhododendron valley just yesterday, where germination and rhododendrons in full bloom in stark contrast.
The flavor of the fruit has been described as a combination of strawberry and pineapple with sour citrus flavor in stark contrast with an underlying creamy texture reminiscent of coconut or banana.
May be local officials to please Longyan, Jiangwan of the building can be described as rapid, wide streets, residential and tidy, and the surrounding cities and towns in stark contrast, fully comparable to coastal economic development zone.
In stark contrast, in Ontario, where turbines are much closer to rural neighbourhoods, each local or regional group must raise hundreds of thousands of dollars to cover all legal costs for each appeal and to challenge not only the wind company but also the Ontario environment ministry.
In stark contrast, China has since cemented its place as the world's leading solar nation, smashing its 2020 solar targets in August 2017 with 112 gigawatts of output, equivalent to around 100 large coal-fired powerplants.
In stark contrast, the three Japanese megabanks as well as ANZ and DBS have continued to lend to Indofood with hundreds of millions of dollars in spite of clear evidence of noncompliance with their lending policies, raising significant doubts about their commitment and ability to ensure compliance.
In stark contrast to the delays in operationalizing the Green Climate Fund, created at the Copenhagen COP in 2009 but still void of any money, Norway will be paying Guyana nearly US $250 million to protect 16 million hectares of rainforest.
That is in stark contrast to German and French bidders for the high-speed rail projects, both of which have not only apologized for their war crimes during WWII but also committed themselves to supporting projects of remembrance and reconciliation.
His survival is all the more surprising given his practice of leading from the front- in stark contrast to the Iraqi army officers who last June fled Iraq's second city, Mosul, in civilian clothes.
Economic Forum in Davos, reports the Beijing government's willingness to act as a nation protagonist of globalization, in stark contrast to the protectionist trend, which should characterize the new course of the United States.
The absence of an organic common immigration policy is due to the demands, often in stark contrast, the member states and by their inability to reach an agreement, issues that arise directly from the lack of common political structures, able to rely on a best interests of the fragmentation of the needs of the individual states.