Sentence examples for a slightly different principle from inspiring English sources
A warning sounds, accompanied by a visual reproach: "Time for a Rest?" The system in the Volvo XC60 operates on a slightly different principle, monitoring lane markers and looking for "micro corrections" in the steering that inattentive drivers tend to make.
Later in World War II, Germany and Russia developed flame throwing mines that worked on a slightly different principle.
We also developed a score, based on a slightly different principle [ 6].
Coming from a slightly different angle, the precautionary principle represents an approach shifting the burden of proof in regulatory decisions from demonstration of harm to demonstration of safety of substances and practices.
The term "Lord Mansfield's Rule" is often used in a slightly different sense to denote the principle still applied in several jurisdictions that marriage creates a conclusive presumption of a husband's paternity of his wife's child.
A slightly different distinction is the between principles that really are binding on everyone (BN binding neutral"), even if one might not accept their authority without thereby counting as irrational, and those that are not (BR binding relative").
