Sentence examples for and the differing ways from inspiring English sources

The tax wars that Mr. Weisman writes about involved arguments over fairness, the taxation level at which people would no longer care to work and the differing ways that employment income and investment income are taxed.

This change in the demands and the differing ways it has impacted on the top drivers has been very informative.

In the passage below, the author explores how and why people fake their own demise and the differing ways that they go about it.

30 This audit of 11 000 hip fracture cases will complement the information presented here by allowing us to better understand the absolute numbers and the variation in prevalence of a range of comorbidities, and the differing ways in which these comorbidities are treated.

To improve the quality of patient experience when members of hard-to reach and underserved groups access primary care, primary care teams need to increase their competence in understanding and responding to the differing ways in which members of under-served groups present suffering, and in encouraging them to access relevant services.

Goodman's theory of notation, and the analysis of the differing ways in which different artforms relate to that notion, establish almost a system for the arts, one that perhaps has not yet received sufficient credit from theorists working in aesthetics.

Future research, including head to head comparisons of parent and child ratings and experimental studies, should also address the differing ways by which children and parents construct the experience and impact of ADHD on the child's QoL.

According to Mr. Gordon, the questions in Hong Kong were mostly about "the differing ways Chinese, Hong Kong and British people — and the author herself — view history today".

He didn't back down from his attacks on her vote on Iraq at Saturday night's debate, but rather drew out its meaning, using it as a lens for the differing ways he and she see foreign policy.

Reid does defend a primary/secondary quality distinction, but, unusually, Reid's distinction is drawn not in metaphysical terms but in epistemic terms premised upon discussion of the differing ways that secondary and primary qualities relate to our minds (Nichols 2007, ch. 6).

All in all, however, Hannity's casual and simplistic explanation of his dealings with law enforcement demonstrates a complete ignorance of the differing ways in which white people and people of color are often treated by cops.