Sentence examples for faced differing from inspiring English sources

During his two previous practice rounds at Turnberry, McIlroy faced differing wind conditions, which could prove advantageous starting Thursday when he is plotting his way around the course for real.

Since many outcomes are discontinuous and have a truncated distribution (e.g., level of depressive symptoms), facilities with different means at baseline will face differing rates of decline on the basis of chance.

Countries have varying underlying debt burdens and face differing pressures from ageing populations.

The leaders face differing political climates at home.

Migrant men and women often face differing expectations, opportunities, constraints and vulnerabilities in integration processes.

Despite many years of incremental reforms, "there is no telecoms company that operates across the whole EU, and both operators and customers face differing prices and rules," the Commission noted in a statement today.

They suggest that women are likely to face barriers to entry due to unequal access to assets or resources or education, and are likely to face differing societal attributions and expectations.

The employment status persistence of immigrants and natives is expected to differ as their unobserved characteristics and the labor market conditions they face differ (Borjas 1985).

Thus, the choice of the opponent that participants were facing differed on a substantial part of the trials, 24 of the 40 two player trials (in which the participant observed the choice of the opponent).

The use of two different criteria (expected value and risk) implied that the choice of the opponent that participants were facing differed on a substantial part of the trials (see Methods).

They found that East-Asian adults tended to fixate on the nose region of faces when scanning own-race faces, differing from the fixation patterns produced by Caucasian adults that focus strongly on the eyes.