Sentence examples for different rule than from inspiring English sources

Montague had to introduce the and in John wants to catch and eat a fish by a different rule than the and in John walks and Mary sings, because syntactically the second one is a conjunction of sentences and the first is between verb phrases.

And Fidelity plays by different rules than the typical tech investor.

Silicon Valley, for instance, works by rather different rules than those laid down by Mr Nonaka.

"But this is a portal into the world of people who are playing by different rules than most of us.

The team will be a part of Arenafootball2, the minor league of the Arena Football League that plays its games indoors, under slightly different rules than the outdoor game.

A candidate for mayor, William C. Thompson Jr., the city's comptroller, said, "As a billionaire, Michael Bloomberg believes that he is entitled to play by different rules than anyone else".

Or why the millions of women who get their insurance through a Catholic institution and use birth control should be subject to different rules than their fellow citizens.

I regard romantic comedies as a subgenre of sci-fi, in which the world operates according to different rules than my regular human world.

"No privileged few are entitled to play by different rules than the rest of us," Mr. Cordray said during a news conference.

Training poll workers to operate by different rules than are stated in official written materials is a bad practice, and voters are entitled to have their right to vote correctly described.

These new wise children may bump up against different rules than Salinger's did, but as unfallen versions of ourselves they take us to the same bright, wild terrain.