To help you understand them better, we’ll go over what the differences between them are. For the most part, the meanings are the same, but the way they’re written is what chang… See more

“In contrast” means the same as “by contrast,” and we use it to compare two or more things with each other. The difference is that we don’t use any commas with it, and we us… See more

We mentioned above that “in contrast” is the more popular choice over “by contrast,” but it might help you to see a visual representation of that. According to this graph, “in c… See more

Some examples might help you to understand a little more about each phrase and how we might use them. 1. Many species are beginning to die out. By contrast, th… See more