The phrase "a different answer is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an alternative response or perspective to a question or statement.
Example: "While some may argue that the solution is effective, a different answer is that it may not address the underlying issues."
Alternatives: "another response is" or "an alternative answer is".
For those with washing machines, though, a different answer is needed: enzyme-coated plastic balls, perhaps.
Inman says that repeatedly asking the same question in the hope of getting a different answer is "wearing a bit thin", as is politicians' persistent claim that people want to buy their own home.
An experiment is reported in which wheat was analyzed for its protein content through the use of near-infrared reflectance analysis: When ground wheat is measured via near infrared (NIR) analysis, if the sample is dumped out of the sample cup, repacked, and measured a second time, a different answer is obtained due to the changes in the surface of the sample with the new set of particles.
A different answer is given by those who think that only some unattended items figure in consciousness.
For every person who posed that question here at the Summer League, a different answer was given.
The only time he had a different answer was when he was asked what music he would listen to before facing the New England Patriots on Sunday at the Super Bowl.
Mr Thompson, whose committee must finish its hearings by the end of the year, has a different answer: "It is clear that the White House is trying to run the clock on this committee".In which case, it is surely up to the attorney-general, Janet Reno, to crack down hard on the man who appointed her.
In Czech Republic and Switzerland a higher variation between the different answers was recorded ranging from 20.3% and 14.7% ("treat foxes") to 60.8% and 55.9% ("avoid fox droppings"), respectively.
Four or five weeks ago I suppose it was a different answer I was giving you.
Authentic love should have 'no strings attached.' But the record of human practice across cultures offers a different answer: Love is always intertwined with material concerns.
Here, different answers are possible.
