Sentence examples for it differs considerably from inspiring English sources

Old Prussian is the most archaic of the recorded Baltic languages (although it also has innovations of its own), and it differs considerably from Lithuanian and Latvian.

While it differs considerably in some ways from other rugged-outside, soft-inside vehicles, in the end it is perhaps not so different after all.

Legally, this area is known as the continental shelf, though it differs considerably from the geological definition of the continental shelf.

Shareholder voting is often labeled "shareholder democracy". It differs considerably, however, from political elections in contemporary democracies such as the U.S. First, the default rule in corporations is one vote per share ("one share one vote"), rather than one vote per shareholder (cf. DGCL 212(a)).

But a lawyer for the state's Fair Political Practices Commission said that he is confident the measure will survive because it differs considerably from the Ohio law struck down Wednesday.

Evaluating this range is difficult because it differs considerably across participants.

The abnormality rate we obtained this way may be an underestimate because we scored a given structure "abnormal" only when it differed considerably beyond individual variations of normal morphology.

The prevalence of chronic disease did not vary greatly by age (36% for less than 35 years versus 41% for more than 35 years) (χ 2  = 2.72, P > 0.05); but it differed considerably by educational level (χ 2  = 18.68, P < 0.001), 27%, 37% and 45%, respectively for middle school or higher, elementary school, and no formal schooling.

Its frequency differs considerably between studies.

It is rather the degree to which it is done which differs considerably.

By about 1250 the literary language had attained a form from which it has varied little since, although the modern spoken language differs considerably from it.