Sentence examples for a slightly different explanation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ramsey offers a slightly different explanation.

Donald Zachary, another of the Owenses' lawyers, recently gave me a slightly different explanation.

Yesterday, Mr. Watson offered a slightly different explanation on CNBC, the business cable channel, saying that, while he had already been leaning against the deal, the final blow was delivered when Moody's and other rating agencies issued downgrades of Enron's debt.

I find a slightly different explanation for her dominance over her Conservative Cabinet – and it is worth noting that she never promoted any other woman to be a member except Baroness Young who was distantly ensconced as leader of the House of Lords and so in no sense a rival.

Burberry Chief Executive Rose Marie Bravo agrees with Ford but offers a slightly different explanation.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, each had a slightly different explanation, and it turns out that what's best for publishers depends on what they're trying to achieve with mobile.

But she and Mr. Golden offered slightly different explanations of how the article came about.

But a review of the governor's public statements on the controversy shows he has never said precisely when he first heard about the closures, giving slightly different explanations on three separate occasions and at one point describing his knowledge as "an evolving thing".

An additional, thus far unexplored, explanation could be a slightly different consensus of the PEXEL motif in Plasmodium taxa other than Laverania that could hamper the prediction of these proteins.

Another possible explanation is this YouTube video posted a year ago which shows a slightly different pencil trick.

Ms. Bailey has a slightly different take.