Sentence examples for different problems than from inspiring English sources

But thanks to Mr Uribe, Colombia now faces far different problems than it did in 2002.

"He is obviously facing different problems than Giuliani," said Marco Ferrante, an auditor from Westerleigh who stopped into Alfonso's on Sunday (apple pie and a pound of cookies).

I was able to visit Humboldt County as part of my family medicine rotation and found it to be a very valuable look at care provided in lower resource settings, where patients experience different problems than they do in Palo Alto.

These kind of companies we've discovered have different problems than the one we were trying to solve," he tells TechCrunch.

Inheritors, for example, experience different problems than those who earned their wads, but either way troubles can reach the point of paranoia.

These works consider fundamentally different problems than our study, which focuses on the achievable transmission capacity (link layer) of cognitive radio networks with cooperative relaying.

If you look at what has to be done, in some societies, it is a different problem than in others.

What's interesting about that example is that the idea with a mirror is actually a solution to a different problem than the one you first proposed.

So this is quite a different problem than the high-profile issue of the refugee camp in the north of Jordan, which is getting a lot of attention.

Gang members shooting each other in turf fights are a distinctly different problem than mentally ill people who shoot up an elementary school.

Mr. Lyons said in an e-mail on Wednesday that the service campaign dealt with a different problem than the new recall.