Sentence examples for for a different line from inspiring English sources

The primary election results underscore the importance of revising the City Charter to provide for a different line of succession to the mayoralty.

Hence the chorus calling for a different line of attack one that focuses on getting tough with China, through either retaliatory capital controls (such as not allowing China to buy American Treasury bonds) or trade sanctions.

Alfred P. Rubin, an international law professor at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, calls for a different line of reasoning: You should apply the Geneva Conventions out of grace, because you think it is the right thing to do.

You may still be able to use a business name that someone else is using, if you're using the name for a different line of business or if your business competes in a different geographic market than another business.

The image, an internet square of labyrinthine self-­referentiality — a photograph that recalled a painting that was at home in a poem — recalled for me a different line of Geoff Dyer's, where he quotes John Berger on Paul Strand's portraits: They arrested a moment "whose duration is measured not by seconds, but by its relation to a lifetime".

Rosenthal, for his part, takes a different line: lack of cognitive sophistication needn't instantly disqualify one for consciousness, since the possession of primitive mentalistic concepts requires so little that practically any organism we would consider a serious candidate for sensory consciousness (certainly babies, dogs and bunnies) would obviously pass muster.

In the results page, the protein list queries assemble the result for each submitted protein in a different line (as outlined above for individual protein queries).

"When you're worried for your safety, that's a different line".

It suits Jim Murphy to be portrayed as standing up for Scotland against London, while taking a different line from the Labour Party in London.

We communicated only with the booker via email, and we had a different line manager for virtually every job.

Many doctors told of such situations, or where the patient had gone for second opinion and been recommended a different line of action than what the interviewed oncologist had proposed.