Sentence examples for a slightly different format from inspiring English sources

Matches were played with a slightly different format, counting the best five scores from each team.

(For examples using a slightly different format, see http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/2002/russian/index.html; click on Reading Room).

Only it wasn't, unless you call splicing together loads of clips from previous series into a slightly different format with another name, a new production.

Note: Sections within cluster subjects (e.g. "joints", "meets with" and "SWE" subjects) will display teaching data details in a slightly different format.

For anyone still lamenting that the re-shuffle of the conferences died out quickly last year, there'll at least be a slightly different format to things this time around.

Retake policies vary — some teachers require additional meetings before a retake, some allow students to retake the test in a slightly different format as soon as the next day.

It's obvious to me and many others that Disrupt is TechCrunch50 with a different name and slightly different format.

A customer's data are duplicated for each account, often in slightly different formats.

All three search the same databases but have slightly different formats.

Multicasting is all the rage with digital broadcasting, so you'll notice that, say, 93.9 (WNYC) has three different subchannels, all with slightly different formats.

The others will be asked -- repeatedly, in slightly different formats -- the same question: "What do you think of what Trump just said?" This will, of course, be highly entertaining because Trump can always be counted on to say some highly entertaining things, after which it'll be fun to watch all the other candidates squirm as they react.