on the one hand造句
61. On the one hand, POS study is always a Gordian knot to Chinese linguists ever since the beginning of Modern Chinese Linguistics.
62. On the one hand , culture distinction rise to great tourist demand.
63. Assyriology rests on information from archeological excavations on the one hand and on the study of written documents by philologists on the other hand.
64. Therefore, it can explain that on the one hand, government financial audit and financial supervision have close correlation.
65. To study safe net system, on the one hand, much attention is paid to system itself without care of characters of rockfall trace and initial motional parameters.
66. It has the potential to lead to the wholesale demonization of our business leaders on the one hand and the utter dismissal of the arguments of the occupiers by those very leaders on the other.
67. On the one hand, Envisioned Future conveys concreteness -- something visible, vivid, and real.
68. Shek Office told reporters that the venture take captive by the two elder affairs should be decided, on the one hand , Germany headquarters, on the other hand , Peterson take captive La themselves.
69. Recognition depends on the one hand, it is both old and new jade manufacture a knife, on the other hand depends on the surface by the erosion of jade, jade-green look.
70. Authority in Christianity belongs to God in His revelation, which means, on the one hand, Jesus Christ, the living Word, and, on the other hand, Holy Scripture, the written Word.
71. On the one hand, by calculating the general dimension of the measured signal and extracting its sensitive dimension, the crack fault of measured signal is diagnosed and identified.
72. The new and the old are two relative concepts, on the one hand, there won't be new if none of the old, on the other hand, the new means seeking difference, revolting, foresightedness, experimentation.
73. On the one hand, he says, his reference to a divine mission, he explicitly says there, will be taken by his audience as being just another instance of Socratic irony and insincerity.
74. On the one hand, after nerve compression, the afferent neurons increase the release of substance P, Glutanic acid and other pain transmitters, which will induce hyperalgesia .
75. On the one hand, the Soviets took some measures in Soviet zone, such as establishing Social Unity Party of Germany, Denazification, land reform and so on.
76. Bernanke offered a fig leaf to both sides, supporting lower taxes on the one hand while maintaining that short-term budget reductions should not be too radical.
77. On the one hand, 3 G will a large demand 3 GSIM card.
78. On the one hand flammable ice or in the vastness of the ocean bottom, or at risk far alpine permafrost zone, the development very difficult.
79. On the one hand, it is caused by the improperly-prepared operators before the machining; on the other hand, it is caused by the complex curve programming error.
80. Milton's treading an extraordinarily fine line between the tremendous beauty of this image, on the one hand, and its potential impiety or just grotesquery on the other.
81. On the one hand, there are those who lust after success stories involving other social media (eg, Twitter) used to drive high amounts of immediate, short-term traffic to a business blog.
82. On the one hand, service industry such as finance, telecommunication, electronic commerce develops vigorously. It makes the quality control break out the traditional manufacturing industry.
83. On the one hand, nationality and internationality in cinematic art are contradictory, as films are full of ideology, and the national psychological paradigm of aesthetics is exclusive.
84. On the one hand, the speaker sets in his utterance ostensive stimuli to achieve his information intention and communication intention.
85. Two Bedroom house for rent, and I invite my parents to Kunming, on the one hand you can play them walk around, on the other hand can reach Fang Yuan's family.
86. On the one hand, nerve compression leads to the block of nerve conduction, which has a clinical manifest of feeling dysfunction such as hypoalgesia.
87. Such executive(s), on the one hand would help evangelize SOA and on the other hand will have the power to make the required resources available.
88. On the one hand, it is a welcome return to normality.
89. The cat protein, on the one hand, causes an allergic reaction, making the body produce an antibody called immunoglobulin E.
90. On the one hand, the precious ideology of industrial and commercial capital came into being as a sign of the new trend of social development.
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