Sentence examples for be different from then from inspiring English sources

Thus it was that on a bright June morning in 1954 schoolchildren across the country were told that the Pledge of Allegiance would be different from then on.

For the first time, the gay and lesbian political community had a real conservative leader among its ranks, and you knew — if you knew anything about Ken Mehlman — that things would be different from then on.

"Now" must be different from "then".

If it was the case that just the interaction coefficient γ would be different from zero, then the saddle point will be the (0, 0) and the genes annotated to functional module F will be allocated to opposite quadrants of the XY space; the first and the third quadrant if γ>0; the second and the fourth quadrants if γ<0.

"If our students are robbed of the opportunity to experience and interact with views that may be different from their own, then they will be tremendously less equipped for the demands of democratic citizenship".

When a producer asked, "How, then, will public radio be different from commercial radio?" Mr. Giovannoni paused, then replied: "Because public radio is better".

So that's different from back then.

Due to this proposal, the proposition [Cajus at time t1 has erudition] and the proposition [Cajus at time t2 has lack of erudition] can both be true as long as t1 and t2 are different; for if t1 is different from t2, then the ideas [Cajus at time t1] and [Cajus at time t2] have different objects (WL I, 202, 365).

If the IS is different from 0, then a connection exists between genes belonging to two different communities.

If the gut microbial composition of one population is different from another, then it follows that different probiotics or prebiotics may be required.

(Ages 2 to 6) If it is really true that every snowflake is different from every other, then perhaps every book about snow differs from every other.