Sentence examples for constituencies differ in from inspiring English sources

The four constituencies differ in their weighing of ACT ethical considerations based on their professional vantage points.

Each class of predicates and linkers patterns with complements that differ in their constituency and syntactic properties.

Though phrase and group are both considered to be the constituencies of a clause next below, they differ in terms of their resemblance to the structure of a clause (as stated earlier).

We consider settings that differ in terms of the breadth and overlap in the constituencies of the two branches, and associate these with the political systems and circumstances under which they most naturally arise.

Experts differ in their opinions.

These differ in every country.

We differ in that approach.

Flours differ in their absorbency.

Stars differ in colour.

We differ in our analysis.

It differs in three ways.