Sentence examples for differently making from inspiring English sources

Using an either/or or both/and framing (Martin 2007; Putnam et al. 2016) or regarding responses as either defensive or active (Jarzabkowski et al. 2013) defines a specific situation differently, making different sense.

Self-sufficiency would also lock in patterns of agricultural production just when climate change is affecting different parts of the world differently, making trade between them all the more important.The food-price trauma of 2007-08 is persuading some countries to say that they need to divert part of their wealth to subsidise food so they can be self-sufficient and avoid future crises.

Or to put it differently (making the same point from a different angle): Since the problem with Social Security is that it makes people feel artificially rich, any real reform has to make them feel poorer.

Most of us have had a teacher who has made a difference in our lives — helping us see the world differently, making us feel proud, motivating us to try harder.

Since none of the exterior walls are perpendicular to the ground and each surface slopes at a different angle, at any moment the sun strikes each of them differently, making some sections seem richly textured while others appear to have no texture at all.

Pregnant dolphins also swim differently, making shorter but more frequent strokes.

Approaching product sales and installation differently made this possible.

The timing is done differently, make check is unreliable at measuring speed.

"He wanted to run the company differently, make it more free flowing on the inside.

Art history A-level made me see the world differently, made me understand the world better and enjoy it more.

When challenged on this double attribution of two radically differently made paintings, Sir Denis insisted that both were the originals.