Sentence examples for different from the relationships from inspiring English sources

He said that the company's contractual agreements with the campaigns were no different from the relationships between mainstream news organizations and advertisers.

You need to look at how the relationships on your social product will be important and different from the relationships you and others have already on Facebook, LinkedIN, and Twitter.

Therefore the relationships between SJ and the stiffness indices could be different from the relationships between CMJ and the stiffness indices in the present study.

This suggests that the kinase dependency relationships derived from KAR are different from the relationships derived from clustering pharmacological profiling data.

Their relationship is no different from the relationship he has with all his star players, he said.

That's not a full forgiveness process, full forgiveness is when the relationship after is different from the relationship before and that has not happened yet".

And that's the very interesting thing about some of the 'crises' which envelop the BBC: they happen to some extent in a space which is different from the relationship with the public".

That's the very interesting thing about some of the 'crises' which envelop the BBC: they happen to some extent in a space which is different from the relationship with the public".

"The idea is to build a new relationship between the United States and Russia, a relationship that will be entirely different from the relationship that existed between the United States and the Soviet Union during the cold war," a senior Defense Department official said today.

We also find that the relationship between cognitive load and actions is different from the relationship between cognitive load and beliefs.

But as time went on it became increasingly evident that in psychoanalysis doctor and patient stand in a relationship markedly different from the relationship that exists between doctor and patient in medical practice, and analysts have been increasingly preoccupied with (and divided on) the subject of the "non-transference relationship".