Sentence examples for different question from from inspiring English sources

That — survival rates — is a very different question from death rates, many noted.

Frequently, this means answering a completely different question from the one asked, or providing some accomplished waffle.

(That's a different question from who to bet on, of course any answer besides Kentucky is only slightly less foolhardy than buying a Mega Millions ticket).

Whether the rich will move is also a different question from whether raising their taxes is a good long-term policy.

But that's a fundamentally different question from whether falling numbers of public stock offerings threaten to end ownership of capital by the masses.

This is a different question from whether people, as consumers of human narratives and enjoyers of literature, can do without them.

I had always imagined different questions from moments like these.

But Ms. Jacobs said there was a simple explanation: the numbers represented answers to two different questions from government officials.

She pointed to a footnote in the Golinski brief that states explicitly that cases involving military policy "present different questions from classifications in the civilian context".

"I just think it's unbelievable that in the 21st Century women still get asked such very, very different questions from men," Kendall told the Radio 5 Live show, Pienaar's Politics.

Despite the diverse methods employed, analyzing different questions from samples collected at different times, core findings appear stable.