Sentence examples for Differing from inspiring English sources

The big gains from trade stem from taking advantage of countries' differing production methods; to ban such differences would create open season for all protectionists.

But the alliance, whose members have widely differing political ideologies, is already showing cracks as long-standing differences emerge.

If such a thing as a perfect translation exists (few would argue it does) it might still not be enough to control for students' differing interpretations of the same set of instructions.

But the Labor position – some would call it more nuanced, others more confused – is more or less the same, differing more in method than in desired outcome.

Nuts, chunks of chocolate, broken biscuits, sprinkles etc, which bring an alien crunchiness and introduce elements that melt at wildly differing speeds.

Like Game of Thrones, Monopoly revolves around several locations of differing values.

In theory, the idea of lots of differing points of view, many shades of arguments and a variety of nuanced solutions seems like a very healthy one.

Labour, the Lib Dems and the Tories have differing devolution packages, and this week's initiative is designed to remind voters of the commitment to so-called devo max, as well as the process that guarantees it is delivered.

Earlier in the day, a group of activists had called for a "silent curfew protest" which they said was intended to highlight the police's differing treatment of protesters based on race, and to expose the police's "anti-black racism, an institutionalized practice of the police force and government".

Civil war is by definition the same concept seen in differing ways, and Galloway interweaves the stories of four protagonists: the nostalgist, the anxious family man, the sniper – and the musician who tries to celebrate life and beauty in the middle of the horror.

Speaking within minutes of each other in a small hotel in Nashua, the two heavyweights seen as closest to the party mainstream sought to shake off differing reputations that may hold back their anticipated declaration as candidates with remarkably similar speeches focused on their personality and records as state governors.