Sentence examples for differ from ordinary from inspiring English sources
So how will they differ from ordinary property companies floated on the market?
However, such deductive approaches must differ from ordinary deductive reasoning in one important respect.
Since the attention span of busy shoppers is short, these channels differ from ordinary television.
Sterile neutrinos differ from ordinary neutrinos (electrically neutral particles produced in abundance by the nuclear reactions that power the sun) because ordinary neutrinos feel the weak nuclear force, while sterile ones do not.
Studies show that while parasitized rats behave much like their healthy peers in aggressiveness and other measures, they differ from ordinary rats in one outstanding trait: they will recklessly frolic in a cat-scented room, and should a cat enter, the rattled rat is as apt to run toward its old foe as away.
Sacred words differ from ordinary words in that they are believed either to possess and convey spiritual and magical powers or to be the means through which a divine being or other sacred reality is revealed in phrases and sentences full of power and truth.
The debris differs from ordinary demolition waste or normal earthquake rubble because a lot of it is soaked in seawater that roared inland.
This traditionalism works for her, she said, because it differs from ordinary life, in which neither she nor her husband feels restricted to particular gender roles.
They wanted to watch as the cells divided and multiplied, to understand how they differed from ordinary cells and how the disease got its start.
These Special Drawing Rights differed from ordinary Drawing Rights in three important respects: (1) The use of Special Drawing Rights was not to be subject to negotiations or conditions.
The Great Depression differed from ordinary economic slumps in many ways: its severity (economic output in the United States dropped about 30percentt between 1929 and 1933); its length (unemployment in 1939 was still 17percentt); and its international character (almost all industrialized countries suffered).
