Sentence examples for differently it could be from inspiring English sources
If things had played out differently it could be him being praised as a genius in broadsheet features, headlining festivals on some Spanish archipelago.
Don't be hyperbolic, but do be quietly assuring that if this common idea was slightly tweaked, or approached differently, it could be much better.
9, 10 These devices account for multiple intrusion patterns that can curtail or disrupt sleep in children and may result in the development of decreased opportunities for sleep in children over time put differently, it could be said that modern life has "polluted" the opportunity to sleep because of a variety of intrusions, which may further lead to reduced sleep duration or sleep disruption.
"You can say it differently, and it could be hot," she said.
The results suggest that males and females may perceive aspects of chaffinch song structure differently, in which case it could be under conflicting pressure of intra- and intersexual selection.
It did, however, say that it was putting in place to make sure that patients could still get the treatment if they cannot pay, and said it is working with the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services, a division of the government, to come up with new ways that it could be differently depending on how well the treatment works for a given patient.
Like I was listening back to it, and I realized that although I thought I knew what I was singing, it could be interpreted differently in different areas.
And it could be programmed differently".
Nonetheless, we set out from Moscow and other points around the globe for the unforgiving terrain of Afghanistan to see if it could be done differently.
Twelve years ago media barter in the UK had a terrible reputation and Paul and I, both working for a US media barter company, felt it could be done differently.
When he was asked whether he would aim for $500 million from the commuter tax next year, Mr. Bloomberg said that the tax was under consideration, and held out the possibility that it could be calculated differently than it has been in the past.
