Sentence examples for different status from inspiring English sources

It is not clear whether children of a different status differ in VC.

However, they did not find significant differences in body weight among females of different status.

These differences might instead be due to a different status of accessory cells from the two compartments.

"We're really trying to establish a different status quo, I think," he said.

The statement alleged that the commission was being threatened and intimidated by persons "holding different status".

He found that occupational heterogeneity increases the chance for contact between people in different status groups.

"Cubans have a different status in this country than everybody else," said Richard Marx, a lawyer representing Maria Eugenia Pereira, Khalil's mother.

As women have become active in the labour market they have acquired a different status at home – they can credibly threaten their partners that if they don't treat them well they will leave them and make an independent living.

But the equal marriage bill has a different status to other free votes, such as abortion, because it has been introduced by Cameron to try to highlight the Tories' modernising credentials.

Second, we thought that the cover statement had a somewhat different status because it was made in a voice other than the Guardian's - that is, not by a Guardian writer or illustrator.

Rice, a tall, thin man of seventy-two, with a sad and very kind face, is primarily a painter and actor, and therefore has a slightly different status in the trio.