Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• As the Court argued in its Opinion No 2/2001, such a procedure is contrary to theory and good practice in the use of differentiated appropriations.
• according to the theories that emerged from the availability of new methods for the detection of brain activity
• It appears evident that every form of biological sociologism attributed to Darwin is absolutely contrary to the theory of natural selection itself, and that his ideas have instead been distorted and instrumentalised.
• a choice is all the more rational as takes into account the emotions.
• When necessary, you must take the "appropriate measures to ensure that the faithful are guarded from every doctrine and theory contrary to it" (John Paul II, Veritatis Splendor, 116).
• What Dr. Shepherd is suggesting runs contrary to theories the global scientific community has unanimously subscribed to for nearly half a century.
• On the contrary, the theories assert that change does actually occur.
• On the contrary

• Bruni is opposed to this theory and tries to demonstrate the futile argument with the rhetorical use of the similitudo or simile. Ms. 36 of the Burgess Collection reads as follows:
• Coercion and coordination are two diametrically opposed political and human theories.
• contrary to the American scientist and statesman
• The traditional theory was corrected by the theory of the fixed balance of price (often called theory of imbalance) suggested by Edmond Malinvaud who adopts an assumption opposed to the classical theory: that of the rigidity of the prices in short period.
• He opposed the theories of Aristotle that asserted there is no motion in a vacuum. He further refuted the Aristotelian hypotheses on falling bodies, proposing that all weights fall with a uniform acceleration, once resistance is negligible or nil.
• We are completely opposed to the theory of gender equality and to all of the requirements based on this mistaken approach to human society.
• that pointed lightning rods were less efficient than sphere
• Fellow of the Royal Society, opposed Franklin's theories of electricity and claimed