Sentence examples for differs from public from inspiring English sources

Individual assistance differs from public assistance, which is money designated by FEMA to states to help fund infrastructure repairs related to the relevant disaster.

"If we're going to get to the bottom of the lower performance of charter students, we need to understand how the quality of charters differs from public schools," said Bruce Fuller, an education professor at the University of California, Berkeley.

This feature of providing opportunities to all employees to increase their wealth is characteristic of what an employee-owned company stands for and differs from public companies where primarily the happy few at the top are earning more by serving their external shareholders and thereby widening salary gaps within the company significantly.

It is undertaken at population or health services level, in contrast to laboratory (cellular) or clinical (individual) health research, and differs from public health practice (which also uses scientific methods), as it is designed to obtain generalisable knowledge rather than to address specific programmes for service delivery.

How economic views differ from public health, medicine, and epidemiology; analytic paradigms for health and population change; the demand for health; the role of health in international development.

It is possible that women with private insurance differ from public patients in their breastfeeding behaviour – it may be that they are more likely to regulate intervals between feeds in order to establish a "routine".

However, another study reported by the Pew Research Center (2013) found that opinions expressed on Twitter on politics and social policies differed from public opinion based on topic, sometimes more liberal, sometimes more conservative, and often more negative.

It is not that Al-Qa'ida poses no threat, but it differs markedly from public perception.

The clinical translation of context renewal is exemplified by return of fear in a public speaking situation (e.g., a wedding) that differs from the public speaking practiced in exposure therapy (e.g., clinic rooms; Culver, Stoyanova, & Craske, 2011).

* * * It's no surprise that artists and writers enjoy a sybaritic existence that differs from their public identity — especially in the era of classic Hollywood, when the boundary between the public and the private was clearer and the accepted (and enforced) social limits drove a wide range of behaviors underground.

This sober internal analysis differs from optimistic public statements by Shell that continued even after news of production difficulties began to circulate outside the company.