Sentence examples for different continents and different from inspiring English sources
Expenditure on health as a percentage of gross domestic product differs significantly between different continents and different countries (World Health Statistics, 2007).
The people interviewed for this article — alumni who have worked in conflict areas as journalists, development and aid workers, engineers, and diplomats — told of different perspectives, different continents, and different experiences.
Today, Jonathan Kaufman '06 and Lillian Langford J.D./M.P.P. '13 work on different continents and on very different stages.
Tracing oil back to its origins landed us in two different continents and in seven different countries.
"You've got hundreds of different guys from different continents and they're all staying and mixing together in the same accommodation centre.
We validate Brick across 6 large and diverse commercial buildings (comprising more than 17,000 sensors) in two different continents and set up by different BMS vendors.
Because they play on different continents and in different time zones, Townsend's weaving, swift, solo run and shot for England against Montenegro in London came eight hours before Jiménez launched himself high off the ground to score with an overhead kick against Panama in Mexico City.
Prior to founding Wonga, he successfully co-founded two other substantial businesses, on different continents and in completely different markets.
Airline Lounges: Continuing the thread above, I visited BA lounges in four different cities on three different continents, and found them all excellent.
In this time, we talked a lot and I was struck by how similar we were and how easily we could relate, despite growing up on different continents and leading very different lives until our paths crossed that summer.
They include not only different nations on different continents and Oceania but also cultures with widely divergent environments, economies (from foraging and pastoralism to industrialism), and residence patterns (from nomadic to sedentary; Heinrich et al. 2006; Hermann et al. 2008).
