Sentence examples for differed much from from inspiring English sources
He differed much from him.
Discounting the effects of recent human influence on the distribution of forest and savanna in the tropics, the face of the land cannot have differed much from today.
His is a presidency that in substance would not have differed much from what we would've reckoned with had Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio survived the primary and defeated Hillary Clinton.
"It's beyond disgusting". When it comes to popular prejudice and state repression, the Muslim experience in the US does not seem to have differed much from the rest of the western world since September 11.
A fifth of the least numerate group had been in foreclosure, but only 7% of those who were more numerically adept had.Surprisingly, the least numerate were not making loan choices that differed much from their peers.
One had to read the complete text to discern that few of Dean's foreign-policy prescriptions differed much from ideas enunciated by the first President Bush: multilateralism rather than unilateralism; a commitment, when necessary, to "call on the most powerful armed forces the world has ever known to ensure the security of this nation".
Up to relatively high values of the crack density, the conductivities of different disordered models do not differ much from each other.
Furthermore, this model does not differ much from one with three different higher-order factors (i.e., hedonic, eudaimonic, and social well-being) [ 56].
