Sentence examples for in ways that differ from inspiring English sources

Movie directors have the power to film a sport in ways that differ drastically from the familiar patterns in which television broadcasts confine it.

A lot of money has to flow through bank accounts, and it flows in ways that differ from what the promoter tells investors is happening.

With the numbers increasing every day, Africans are struggling to care for them, often in ways that differ strikingly from the traditional concept of an orphanage in the developed world.

Cultural traits are spread in ways that differ significantly from genes.

The third and most effective process for establishing vocabulary knowledge is generation, which "occurs when previously met words are subsequently met or used in ways that differ from the previous meeting with the word" (Nation, 2001, p. 68).

Teachers have to support these students in the learning process in ways that differ from the support they offer other students in order to make sure the students stay in school (Espenberg et al. 2012).

In this respect, not only language learners' attention was directed toward target language forms (noticing phase), but also language learners were provided with repeated opportunities to retrieve the target language formulaic sequences (retrieval phase) and use them in ways that differed from the ways they were used previously (generating phase) (Hatami, 2015).

Rubin, 71, was drawn into the stage adaptation by the prospect of getting to retell the story in ways that differed from the movie.

Just as previous mass extinctions were selective and reworked macroevolutionary patterns in ways that differed from "background" times [41], it appears that the balance among the various categories of bird genera will shift during the current extinction event, leaving an evolutionary tree with proportionately more twiggy branches.

Service manufacturers, suppliers, and providers all struggled with uncertainties about who, in practice, was responsible for implementing telecare, and patients and service users made sense of telecare in ways that differed from the assumptions made by their health care providers.

Over time, agricultural trade policies evolved in ways that differed radically from those applied for manufactured goods, with a host of domestic and export subsidies and non-tariff barriers emerging, including variable levies, minimum import prices, voluntary export restraints and quantitative import quotas.