Sentence examples for be much different than from inspiring English sources

Again, we surmise that expectations of access for rural residents may be much different than those from urban regions as an explanation for the differences in likelihood of experiencing difficulty.

Since I'd be guessing what the hitters were thinking anyway, it wouldn't be much different than normal pitching".

The pomp surrounding that event will be much different than the environment around, say, Kent School in northwest Connecticut on a recent fall day.

Moreover, she said, the type of growth they will need to strive for will be much different than that prescribed by dot-com executives last year.

The effects of other popular S.S.R.I.'s like Lexapro and Prozac are not likely to be much different than those of Paxil, experts said.

E. S.: Yes, because in Tuscany I cannot imagine designing anything that would be much different than a Medici villa, which means a defense house -- a tower -- because for centuries Italy was invaded by robbers or war.

I think it was much different than that, more outboard.

But that is much different than a crime".

The harvesting system is much different than what I am used to.

"Our relationship is much different than my relationship was with my parents.

Of course, the stakes are much different than they were in 1929.