Sentence examples for is a different one from inspiring English sources
When contrasting the set-up of Type I and Type II arrangements, the question is a different one: Is X provided at the lowest cost through an agency embedded in the politico-administrative structures encompassed by the L1-to-L4 hierarchy, or should it be provided by an agency outside it?
The trajectory of 'in or out' has over the years given rise to the question of what economic and societal model Britain wants and the answer is a different one from what is found on the continent.
Nota Bene lest my point be misunderstood: my argument is a different one from that of bestowing personhood on various non-human species, and is separate from other arguments for animal rights and even animal welfare – although I can see the possible implications of what I am proposing.
"The view of Germany from New York is a different one," said a German official who spoke on condition of anonymity.
It submits that when the registered design is understood in its proper context, bearing in mind the existing design corpus and the degree of freedom of the designer, the overall impression the Apple design produces on the informed user is a different one from that produced by any of the three Samsung tablets.
The problem Miliband faces is a different one: people may well be attracted to what he is saying on immigration, but will it pass muster as an economic policy?
There will be a different one every week, on topics ranging from food and junk to monuments.
Mr. Granick said the logo on the letters was a different one, apparently copied from the hospital's Web site.
No, it's a different one, just for Lydia.
