Sentence examples for a quite different case from inspiring English sources

Now he seems to be making a quite different case: that the economy in 2005-2007 was operating at an unsustainably high rate of capacity utilization, driven by the bubble.

President Trump looks like a quite different case.

Having been slow to speak out, it was quick to refuse the fleeing president sanctuary on French soil.A third, quite different, case concerns the recent kidnapping and execution of two young Frenchmen snatched in a restaurant in Niger by gunmen acting for al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM).

(LM, 224/FR, 313) {§6.2} We have... to distinguish two quite different cases: 1.

Thus, H 0 covers two quite different cases of correlation and uncorrelation.

Of course, these are quite different cases, but still, it looks bad.

The algorithm has been shown to perform well in proposing valid pairs of homologous terms for two quite different cases.

The atomic decomposition of the classical Hardy space and Besov space is our study model, however, our case is a quite different one.

Since capitalism is in terminal decline, they maintain, Venezuela's reserves will be safer with its allies in Moscow, Beijing and elsewhere, who will dominate the new world order.The proposal for the policy prepared by the president's financial team, which was leaked to an opposition legislator, made quite a different case.

"It would be quite a different case if he were a more powerful figure like Lagarde" - a reference to the French IMF chief Christine Lagarde.

This time however it's quite a different case so read on if you'd like to hear that rarest of tales: a tale of good customer service.