Sentence examples for differ much from those from inspiring English sources

His priorities do not differ much from those of his predecessors, but he may ask for more troops.

It is not particularly surprising that the average contributions of all immigrants do not differ much from those of the whole UK population.

It has become part of us, so I don't differ much from those around me". Which brings him back to mortality.

Common threats from terrorism, proliferation and the like mean that its interests don't always differ much from those of America and Europe.

Google executives seemed puzzled by the concern, saying that the same policies had applied to services like Gmail for years, and actually did not differ much from those of competitors.

"Esther's journey didn't differ much from those of the bus-hailing, bus-terminal  bench-napping, boardinghouse-snoozing or jitterbugging young women she would soon document," Melissa Fay Greene wrote in the introduction to the book.

In those respects, the HIV clinics do not differ much from the primary care clinics, which provide breast examination only on request at best.

Does that version differ much from the English folktale?

Nor did milk thistle differ much from the placebo with regard to side effects.

Overall, the Windows 7 version doesn't differ much from the Windows 8 release.

It may be noticed that the colorized images differ much from the originals.