Examples of using In sharp contrast in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This is in sharp contrast to the universal revulsion,
In sharp contrast to the glacial pace with which the levees were repaired and the electricity grid was brought back online,
which was in sharp contrast to the British Empire's rationale that kept the colonies poor and dependent on London.
Its ability to resolve competition issues in two major regions without a fine stands in sharp contrast to rival Microsoft, whose prickly relations
The Commission's tough line is in sharp contrast with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission which settled its own web search case with the company in 2013 by requiring Google to stop"scraping" reviews
In sharp contrast to the glacial pace with which the levees were repaired and the electricity grid was brought back online,
In sharp contrast to the glacial pace with which the levees were repaired and the electricity grid brought back online,
as a new military aristocracy in sharp contrast to the old, frequently self-interested, Georgian feudal lords.
In sharp contrast, the share of academic degree holders among younger Haredi women(12.8 percent)
Clinton is considered a centrist candidate accepted by most of the party establishment, in sharp contrast to her main challenger, Bernie Sanders,
claims that“in sharp contrast to reformers in other Arab countries,
In sharp contrast to the hysteria directed against haredim collectively,
The basically happy four-year-old stands in sharp contrast to the brooding adolescent.
And in sharp contrast, here is Mr. Sherman's jacket.
The difficult conditions in the ghetto were in sharp contrast to everything the Germans had promised.
In sharp contrast, 80% of the individuals with psychopathy had breached the terms of their release.
In sharp contrast, 80% of the individuals with psychopathy had breached the terms of their release.
In sharp contrast to this civilisation's contemporaries,
In sharp contrast to this civilization's contemporaries,
In sharp contrast to Dutch government policy,