Sentence examples for differed in the past from inspiring English sources

Tells how the rules differed in the past.

The two intelligence agencies that prepared the report have differed in the past over Soviet abilities, with the defense agency, for example, estimating Soviet arms expenditures rising at a faster rate than the C.I.A.

The U.S. and Chinese positions on Indian-controlled Kashmir have differed in the past: While the United States has usually supported India's rule there, China has tended to back Pakistan, which also claims the territory.

She also raised an issue that might concern some voters, that a politician with such a strong personality as Mr. Schaefer's might not be satisfied playing a secondary role to a governor with whom he has occasionally differed in the past.

The issues above are important because if present-day trait-climate relations do not have the expected adaptive explanation, or were not constant over evolutionary time, then the core assumption of the current uniformitarian approach would not be valid (i.e., leaf physiognomy-climate relations may have differed in the past).

Unfortunately, I cannot say whether practices differed in the past and how they possibly converged.

Our findings suggest that the Near East maternal genetic landscape differed substantially in the past from its current structure, and was enriched in diverse lineages of the mtDNA X haplogroup.

I leaned back, listened to George Gershwin and felt the vibration of the rails, wondering how my experience would have differed in years past.

I leaned back, listened to George Gershwin, and felt the vibration of the rails, wondering how my experience would have differed in years past.

Even in the same geographic area species may differ in the effect of past paleoclimatic events, and on which event triggered the effect.

Despite the fact that Italy and Poland belong to the group of countries with low fertility, they differ substantially in the past and current levels of women's labor force participation.