Sentence examples for dealing differently from inspiring English sources
Students can select any of three different programmes, each dealing differently with extension preservice education.
This first version was written in order to introduce the idea of "computational mapping of sequences" and needs some technical improvements and extensions such as dealing differently with the bounds of the parts which are mapped or distinguishing different costs for mutational events, to become more realistic from a biological point of view.
Three or four years ago I might have got a bit narked but I'm dealing differently with them now".
Dealing differently at our borders -- we've had a smart border program working -- development with our Canadian and Mexican friends -- for a lot of reasons, we're further ahead with our Canadian counterparts -- so that we can apply a risk-management approach at the borders.
Personal benefits mentioned included (i) experiencing fewer panic attacks; (ii) having more resilience; (iii) being more relaxed; (iv) taking better care of her/himself; (iv) being aware of consequences of stress; (v) dealing differently with stressors; (vi) being more confident as a trainer; and (vii) understanding one's own trauma and facilitating own healing process.
A really good school would have the flexibility to deal differently with different pupils, at different times in their educational development.
Jack Murray, one of Mr Gallagher's campaign managers, said that a more experienced person would have dealt differently with the television allegations, which could have led to a different result.
The Lamberts are a neurotic group, but each deals differently with inner turmoil.
It allows judges to deal differently with the low-level second-timers who deserve treatment.
Every village across this devastated zone has dealt differently with this immense tragedy.
