Sentence examples for is any different from what from inspiring English sources

As usual in these outings, the markets and interested others will be listening for any subtle signal in Yellen's testimony that the Fed's thinking on the health or direction of the economy is any different from what it is otherwise widely perceived to be.

It is not that mass-produced food is always bad, says Bernard Boutboul of Gira Conseil, but customers have the right to know whether what they are paying to eat in a restaurant is any different from what they warm up at home.

As a subscriber, how are you supposed to know if your pricier Wall Street Journal digital subscription is any different from what is available on News+?

Trump further noted in his declaration that "Jerusalem is today, and must remain, a place where Jews pray at the Western Wall, where Christians walk the Stations of the Cross, and where Muslims worship at Al-Aqsa Mosque". Thin inono way is any different from what has been on the negotiating table in every set of peace talks since the 1993-1994 Oslo Accords.

3. Data validation: Another major problem with this analysis is that the authors make absolutely no effort to understand whether the overlaps that they observe between lncRNAs and small RNA clusters is any different from what you expect by chance.

And frankly, I don't think that's any different from what Princeton has valued in the past.

I asked him if he could imagine his life being any different from what it was now, whether he could be capable of changing it.

I have no choice either way: I don't think 'The Graduate' and 'Carnal Knowledge' were any different from what I'm doing now".

Mr. Stewart then shows a final clip of Mr. Boehner from Thursday saying, "The point we make in this preamble to our pledge is that we are not going to be any different from what we've been".

They even asked why a donation to the Democratic Party leading to a night's stay in the Lincoln Bedroom of the White House was any different from what Welch and Johnson did for consenting I.O.C. members.

But ESPN doesn't perceive the Longhorn Network to be any different from what it already does with entities like the Bowl Championship Series or the N.F.L. "Our guys are pros," Mr. Magnus said.