Sentence examples for evidently differs from from inspiring English sources

Her library evidently differs from most.

The unions had threatened the biggest strike in decades unless the government dropped its plans to raise the retirement age for public-sector workers from 60 to 65. Alan Johnson, the minister responsible, had said the week before that rising life expectancy (see chart) had made the case for change "irrefutable".Mr Johnson's definition of that word evidently differs from the common one.

The SEM images of activated CuNi/C electrodes (shown in Fig. S7) verify the formation of hydroxides that resemble pine needles (Fig. S7b) and evidently differs from the raw morphology (Fig. S7a).

And it's shrewd to select a few whose forms of dance theater evidently differ from one another.

If (x=(x_{k})in S widehat{F})) (for all k) and the sequence (y= y_{k})) (for all k) of real numbers differs from x only in a finite number of terms, then evidently (yin S widehat{F})), too.

Hope differs from optimism.

In this he differs from his competitors.

This is where New York differs from London.

That's how politics differs from science.

The process differs from school to school.

The indictment differs from the original complaint.