Sentence examples for a different relationship than from inspiring English sources

Epithelial cells may have a different relationship than stromal cells as they differ in cell-cell and cell-ECM binding.

"It's a different relationship than previously.

It's a different relationship than an employee working in a customer service center.

It's a different job, and a different relationship, than the phrase "bus driver" immediately suggests.

"This is a different relationship than we had under President Karzai.

Being older than my Ph.D. advisor certainly made for a different relationship than the younger students had with their advisors.

"People have a different relationship with TV" than with online video, she said.

Sarah Stovold, a managing director at NextWave, a consultancy with a focus on youth marketing, said younger consumers, especially the 13- to 21-year-old cohort known as Gen Z, had a different relationship with companies than their elders.

As their Washington revolution dawns, designers are assuming, Mr. Altuzarra said, that the main players "will have a different relationship to clothes" than fashion has come to expect from the White House, and on which it had placed its bets.

A book has a different relationship to time than a TV show or a Facebook update.

It turns out they were kids when they came out so there is a different relationship to those than any other movie that's ever been made.