Sentence examples for issue in a different from inspiring English sources

This article approaches the issue in a different way.

Every state and every community is going to address this issue in a different way.

Mr. Haefliger, who was at the Bologna sessions, put the issue in a different light.

In fact, it is usually through this framing of the situation that the author can persuade the reader to think of the issue in a different light.

Trevor Phillips, former head of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, was addressing the same issue (in a different context) on Radio 4's Today programme on Monday.

Samir Morqos, a researcher and intellectual who asked to be described as an Egyptian rather than a Coptic Christian, said: "If we start talking about the role of the church, then we are accepting the idea of the Copts as a religious community, but it's about time that we start to look at this issue in a different way.

"But the bigger picture for me will be getting people to think about these issues in a different way.

If infrastructure or processes are in disorder, moving to the cloud will simply replicate these issues in a different environment, rather than solve them.

I felt that if other people could read the book, and I could get some subset of them to think about these issues in a different way, my time spent on this novel would be worth it.

Alexandria Jacobson, a 19-year-old lesbian who does outreach work among high school students on H.I.V. and AIDS issues, found herself thinking about identity issues in a different way.

The United States is likely to address these issues in a different way, at least initially, given that regulatory authorities are more broadly distributed, and the relevant statutory language predates these technological developments.