Sentence examples for differences in how to from inspiring English sources
By the time the Freedom Ride was stalled for a few days in Montgomery, a united front had formed, but there remained differences in how to proceed.
The failure to begin a new global trade round last December in Seattle was in large part attributed to serious differences in how to tackle the issue of agriculture.
China and South Korea, which fought against each other during the Korean War in the early 1950s, have built booming economic ties in recent years but maintain an uneasy diplomatic relationship, mainly over differences in how to deal with North Korea and refugees from the impoverished country.
The move gives the U.S. Congress more time to reconcile differences in how to revamp the Small Business Innovation Research SBIRR) and the Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs, which would have expired on 31 July without the extension.
The authors probably only defined this version as the "modified Prolo Scale" because there were merely negligible differences in how to write the items (e.g., grade 1 vs. E1, etc).. Conversely, other versions of the "modified Prolo Scale" were significantly different from the original one.
I have never met a legislator who isn't in his or her position to improve the lives of others, but there are stark differences in how to achieve this goal.
In their interviews, each instructor clearly demonstrated awareness and principles knowledge, but differences in how-to knowledge may have led to different enactment strategies.
The fireman, who ordinarily drives trains through heritage lines in the countryside, said there was no real difference in how to drive it, but the "environment that it's happening in, that's the unusual bit".
There also may be a gender difference in how to respond to the reminders that were sent.
The differences arise in how to treat people who spend below the catastrophic level but still spend several thousand dollars annually on drugs.
The difference lies in how to create the conditions to make political compromise and reconciliation possible.
