Tumblr is popular with many younger adults, in contrast with Yahoo's older customer base.
Today's sober assessments stand in contrast with the expectations when the Andar uprising first started.
But in contrast with other product launches some of which inspired protests the anger is more muted.
Progress has been slow but, in contrast with Iraq, the security outlook has improved a little.
In contrast with this economic flux, in Saddam Hussein's Iraq the rules of the game were clear.
In contrast with recession-battered places like Phoenix, Houston remains remarkably open to migrants from the rest of America and abroad.
That is in contrast with the US, with its large current account deficit and its borrowing from China.
In contrast with the Dell and the Mac, Microsoft's Xbox 360 uses an even quicker, three-core IBM chip.
"For example, our Ritz brand is popular in Beijing, but this is in contrast with Guangzhou, " Khosla says.
But in contrast with the feverish talk of a week earlier, nobody was expecting an instant diplomatic miracle.
Kornblau acknowledged that Cheney, in contrast with Edwards, is an experienced one-on-one debater.
Scottish recruitment firms reported slightly higher average permanent salaries in August, in contrast with falls reported in June and July.
This was in contrast with the days of traditional advertising, when all one had to worry about was reach and impressions.
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Gordon Brown boasted of raising spending in real terms by 10% since Labour took power, in contrast with Tory cuts earlier.
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Koshiishi looks and sounds like a wise grandfather, sometimes (as now) in contrast with Noda who seems the impatient and reckless youth.
Comment in China complains of Japan's perceived lack of remorse over its own World War II record, in contrast with German "contrition".
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In contrast with alcohol, they argue, coffee encourages clear thinking and that, they suggest, is as great a threat as any to tyrants.
However, the survey also suggested that consumer confidence remained subdued in Scotland, in contrast with the whole of the UK, which saw confidence rise.
In contrast with offshoring, nearshoring is the transfer of business or IT processes to companies in a nearby country, typically with one which shares borders.
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By late 2008 Nad Ali became known as a place of tough, pure Taliban justice, in contrast with the corrupt ways of Toor Jan's henchmen.
Most major practitioners now esteem the Bauhaus, in contrast with the postmodern architects of Venturi's era--an era that includes Michael Graves and Robert A. M.
In contrast with older, less popular opposition figures like Boris Nemtsov or Mikhail Kasyanov who served in government, he brings no baggage from that time.
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But in contrast with the trend in recent months, it was manufacturing firms rather than those in the service sector who led the increase in employment.
However, in London and other areas, in contrast with the effectiveness of police responses in some towns and cities, there was a failure of police tactics.
Since 2005, foreign firms have been able to set up partnerships employing Japanese lawyers, who (in contrast with Singapore) need not give up their national licence.
The Prestige has only one hull, in contrast with more modern ships, which tend to have one inside another, which makes oil spills much less likely.
In the last part, in contrast with the disgusting Yahoos, we are shown the noble Houyhnhnms, a race of intelligent horses who are free from human failings.
In contrast with Japan, the Thai banking market is flourishing.
Solyndra asserts that the novel form of its solar panels, which are cylindrical, in contrast with the flat ones now on most rooftops, will help it win more business.
"In England, quite means to the fullest extent, fullest sense, positively, absolutely, " he said, in contrast with the American quite which is conditional and "means only nearly, or approximately".
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