Sentence examples for looked different when the from inspiring English sources

Five years ago, Ukraine's prospects all looked different when the Orange Revolution led to the presidency of Viktor A. Yushchenko, who promoted his country's membership in NATO and the European Union.

Now suspecting that the key to the puzzle might be that Orion looked different when the figure was made, Michael Rappenglück of the Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies in Gilching-Geisenbrunn, Germany, has used a computer program to show that the figure closely tracks what the constellation would have looked like 32,000 years ago.

The economic, social, political and demographic composition of southeastern Michigan looks different when the entire region is brought into view.

He insists that many riders' complaints come from the fact that the time looks different when the clocks' hands are seen from different angles.

Despite their new leaders' early promise, there is no guarantee that any of the towns will look different when the mayors leave office.

It would be interesting to know if the recent recession looks different when the economy's work hours are measured from the diaries, rather than from the population surveys as the product of employees and hours per employee.

You wouldn't want to rush into a paint job after picking a color on an overcast day, only to find later that it looks different when the sun is shining.

However the picture may look different when the total costs to disease management are considered for the community and the programme.

Ellemers who recently moved to Utrecht University says she and Van der Lee were fully aware that the picture looked different when broken down by discipline, and that the paper elaborates on these differences.

The show was being booted from the 60,000-square-foot space in Chelsea Market where its annual eight episodes had always been filmed, and viewers would need to know why the set looked different when they tune in next year.

We knew the Duchess of Cambridge looked different when she wore a dress with cutouts to a recent event and a high-low hemline to another.