Sentence examples for could be different from from inspiring English sources

Thus, the site of PBDE action in the TR-DBD molecule could be different from that of PCBs because of differences in molecular structure and hydrophilicity.

I hoped that perhaps tomorrow could be different from yesterday.

Still, there is good reason to hope this year could be different from the last two.

Libya's experience of the "Arab spring" could be different from that of its north African neighbours for several reasons.

"With Rachel, I realized I could be different from everyone else just by being cheerful in my work," he said.

This means your additional state pension could be different from the amount we have estimated, and could actually be zero".

Next year could be hard and the stocks that perform well could be different from this year.

But executives here worry this recession could be different from the last two — in 1990-1 and 2001 — when consumer spending was propped up by easy credit.

It just makes you feel how hard it is for them, the challenges that they've got that could be different from the challenges you've got.

But even those efforts have not dispelled the feeling around town that this winter could be different from those of recent years.

QUESTION FROM RUTHRUTH: Did you ask Gilbert how a commitment between two men could be different from a commitment between two women?