Sentence examples for different it would put from inspiring English sources

The Exchange being contemplated in Washington is very different: It would put Congress in charge of determining what constitutes acceptable insurance coverage with limited options of costly, impersonal, one-size-fits-all programs dominated by benefit mandates and pushed by lobbyists and special interest groups, not consumers.

A progressive and effective anti-terrorist strategy would make different choices: it would put an immediate end to France's military interventions overseas, as, it can be argued, they only foment political instability and sustain the refugee crisis.

It would put him in a different category of sportsmen and superstars in this country; it would elevate him to a whole new level.

"Looking at the development site and the location of the new stadium it would put them on a different level". Sexstone also said a potential takeover of the club could also negate the need to sell to Sainsbury's.

It would put the economy at risk".

As the controversy surrounding Darwinius boiled, an independent team of researchers began to describe a different fossil that would put the more famous specimen in context.

In a different experiment, one would put the proteins under strong oxidizing conditions that lead to disulfide bridge formation.

The chief responded that fines would increase once the city hired more officers and that he was considering a different shift schedule that would put more officers on the street to increase traffic enforcement.

To suggest that a different method of purchasing would put people off is asinine.

Meanwhile, many scholars are beginning to think along different lines, asking more broadly, as Tina Turner would put it, what's marriage got to do with it?

"Another 36 runs would put it in a different league," he says.