Sentence examples similar to considering it differently from inspiring English sources

Once a device is able to offer opinions or take actions as well as carry out its main function, we start to consider it differently.

Those who have received the service may consider it differently.

As I wrote previously, she maintains that she was referring to fans, but the Herald saw it differently and considered it to be a reference to Rangers' directors.

Before we spend even more money, we should consider allocating it differently.

For my taste, also, he devotes too much prose to another, unnecessary narrative thread: why he is writing this book, how he is writing it, how he considered writing it differently and why he decided to write it this way after all.

Why would you consider doing it differently?

"We certainly hope that this helps funders look at public television a little bit differently, or even just consider it," she said.

This study measures it differently: by considering both mother and father, we use the highest parental educational level (i.e., parental educational level) rather than depending solely on paternal educational level to measure this concept.

Hull City Council says it's considering using budgets differently to services internally and any changes won't be made until the end of this year at the earliest.

"We want contact between politicians and other people, and we may now have to consider if we should do it differently".

Although most databases consider conservation, they each handle it differently.