Sentence examples for a different issue from from inspiring English sources

Paul Krugman: Um, the dollar is a different issue from interest rates.

Blocking data transmission, of course, is a different issue from muffling audio.

He said it was a different issue from that which saw him make another pussy-footing start in Melbourne, but the result was very much the same.

Whether he was required to disclose information about STEC's sales is a different issue from converting corporate information for personal gain.

Nonetheless the protection of biodiversity is quite a different issue from the preservation of wilderness.

The unity of the language of science so far discussed is quite a different issue from the unity of the laws of science.

Some other candidates have also opposed policies promoting ethanol, and even a spokeswoman for Mr. Romney, who supports "the subsidy of ethanol," declined to say whether he supported the mandate — a different issue altogether from ethanol's major subsidy, which is slated to expire soon anyway.

On a different issue arising from these same passages: It seems somewhat disingenuous to speak of genome streamlining resulting from elimination of regulatory elements and microRNAs.

She added that the company's tax affairs are a very different issue from not paying staff an adequate salary.

"Intention is a different issue, it's hidden from us.

But exposing our schoolchildren to as many outside speakers and ideas as possible (such as BBC business editor Robert Peston's excellent Speaker for Schools programme) is a very different issue from that of raising professional standards for full-time, permanent teachers.