Sentence examples for has been treated differently from inspiring English sources

Steinbrenner has always been reluctant to sign his younger players to long-term deals before they become eligible for free agency, but Jeter has been treated differently because he is different.

The suggestion is that if Stanley has been treated differently from other parents, the difference is immaterial and not legally cognizable for the purposes of the Fourteenth Amendment.

Bryan Scott, from the Hadrian's Wall Trust, said: "Each of the sections of the wall being conserved has been treated differently over time, so our approach is different at each section.

But art has been treated differently.

Historically alcohol has been treated differently from other drugs.

Under his administration, Charas has been treated differently from other nonprofits.

The carcasses of different species may have been treated differently, for example greater breaking of bones, such as for marrow extraction, could increase fragment counts.

For example, the fact that different age groups have been treated differently in terms of benefits has caused intergenerational conflict.

The decision not to categorise Damon as a terrorist would be widely mocked later on Twitter, with many arguing he would have been treated differently if his skin were a different colour.

The decision not to categorize Damon as a terrorist would be widely mocked later on Twitter, with many arguing he would have been treated differently if his skin were a different color.

They said white youths would have been treated differently.