Sentence examples for different conclusions than from inspiring English sources
If you add in Schneider Electric with 65,000 licenses and another 44,000 from Procter and Gamble, you could begin to come to different conclusions than the 451 Research study about enterprise usage, even with the difference in the total number of customers.
And while I have ultimately drawn different conclusions than Pollan has (I could not in good conscience resume eating meat), turning factory farms into the kind of animal-friendly operations Pollan writes about would be a major advance.
Based on an assessment of the data we collected over the past 10 years, it would have been difficult for analysts to come to any different conclusions than the ones reached in October of 2002.
A word of clarification regarding the contention of Rabbi Eric Yoffie, the president of the Union for Reform Judaism, that "our religious traditions led us to different conclusions" than Pope John Paul II's regarding gender roles, abortion and homosexuality ("People of All Faiths Recall Pope With Fondness," news article, April 4).
Suha Arafat, who was told of the findings this month along with her lawyers, said the French experts found traces of polonium but came to different conclusions than the Swiss about where they came from, finding that they were "of natural environmental origin".
(Of course, from similar premises, Lotze drew sharply different conclusions than the materialistic thinkers he inadvertently inspired).
He just came to a different conclusion than everyone else.
But Groopman comes to a very different conclusion than the reformers do.
There were several reasons the state study reached a vastly different conclusion than the Heartland study.
The poll commissioned by groups that support the ban reached a different conclusion than a poll that was commissioned last month by a group that opposes the restriction.
He says the 2008 analysis came to very slightly different conclusion than the 1990 paper - but not enough to alter the warming trend.
