Sentence examples for considerably different than from inspiring English sources

The team that started up again in 1920 looked considerably different than its turn-of-the-century predecessor.

"We don't expect that the first-quarter bottom line will be considerably different than the fourth quarter," he said.

The vegetation structure within the avalanche path was considerably different than that of the undisturbed forest.

"We took several fuel samples, and the sample from the No. 12 car read considerably different than the sample that was taken from our fuel source on site".

Wind characteristics in wind farms situated on a hilly terrain are considerably different than on a flat terrain.

Lee Tesser, a lawyer who has offices in Manhattan and in Hackensack, N.J., said New Jersey's law governing such liens was considerably different than New York's.

The crowd-curated Web may have been what Microsoft had in mind when it vaguely explained Encarta's closing this way: "People today seek and consume information in considerably different ways than in years past".

This year, he has been a considerably different leader than the one he sounded like in 1980 and seemed to be in 1981: more complex, more realistic, less predictable and less ideological.

Evron previously had a few exhibits in Europe and the United States but hoped to exhibit more widely in the U.S. In Richmond, where he is a lecturer at Virginia Commonwealth, he has found that the students have considerably different approaches than his film, photography and video students at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem, where he has taught since 2007.

People today seek and consume information in considerably different ways than in years past.

And I need to learn to take on board their input and pivot off in somewhat different or sometimes considerably different directions than I thought.