Sentence examples for have decided differently from inspiring English sources

"I'm not saying the head of Mossad would have decided differently had I offered a different opinion, but it's an incident that stays with me".

Clearly implied is that other leaders might have decided differently.

If "the wreath had not been returned, then we may have decided differently," he said in a brief interview.

If they had considered relocating so they could still serve the poor but also serve some of the paying group, the Council might have decided differently.

Governments around the world have decided differently, labeling Mr. Zelaya's removal an illegal act and calling for his prompt return to power.

One wonders if Jefferson would have decided differently about freeing his slaves if he had access to another source of income to finance his extraordinary intellectual pursuits, an income based instead on intellectual property rights.

History would have been different if they had decided differently.

"The Italian government has decided differently".

One airline has decided differently, however; United Airlines lists its on-time percentage on its Web site, www.UAL.com.

To take the question the other way round: what might the world look like if Hutton had decided differently?

While the digital news business is still a riddle — most outfits will tell you they "will be profitable sometime next year," which is what we used to say at Inside.com — the market has decided differently.