Sentence examples for differs notably from from inspiring English sources
The announcement differs notably from Apple's corresponding release from January 2013, when it revealed that iOS users had downloaded nearly 20bn apps in 2012, but gave no figures for consumer spending for that year, although it did say that total payouts to developers had reached $7bn by the end of 2012.
In several ways, he differs notably from his son.
But each of the three differs notably from Mr. Murdoch, an outspoken political conservative who grew up in the sensational world of Australian newspapers.
Flint publishes an acclaimed novel (in this, his career differs notably from Lish's), and Martin attends a reading where a revelation about Flint's past allows him to see that his former teacher is also driven by "the longing of those who have been hated for what they are to be loved for what they have made".
The design and manufacturing of inkjet printed modules differs notably from the traditional way to manufacture electronics.
Clarke's understanding of the principle of sufficient reason differs notably from Leibniz's formulation, with whom it is more frequently associated.
They were included as representatives of laboratory-engineered mutants of different virulence to determine if their behavior in vivo differed notably from wild-type strains.
The swift and decisive tone of lawmakers like Mr. Manchin, Mr. Reid and other gun rights supporters in Congress differed notably from reactions after other recent shootings.
The sulfosalts differ notably from the sulfides and sulfarsenides with regard to the role of semimetals, such as arsenic (As) and antimony (Sb), in their structures.
This year the Globes' nomination choices differed notably from those of major movie guilds, the Directors Guild of America and the Screen Actors Guild, suggesting that Oscar nominating choices will be far from a sure bet.
