Sentence examples for many differences with from inspiring English sources

As different as the magazines are, there are just as many differences with regard to what and whom they will publish.

Still, France's president, Jacques Chirac, while warmly welcoming Mr. Bush to Élysée Palace, was quick to enumerate his government's many differences with the United States.

"I had had many differences with Bayard in the past and was destined to have more differences with him in the future," recalled the late civil rights leader James Farmer in his autobiography.

Although the DUP has many differences with the British parties, it is a fair bet that it would be prepared to consider approaches from either Labour or the Tories.

"Korea has many differences with the United States, but they certainly did financial reform right," said Barry Eichengreen, a professor of economic history at the University of California, Berkeley.

Unfortunately there are far too many differences with the situation in 2001, to make any such repeat of past successes likely, not least being that Iran's constructive behaviour last time predated its designation as a member of the 'axis of evil'.

In Ghana, for example, we tested many difference voices with differing accents and ages for a Mobile Midwife service we implement with the Ghana Health Service until we found one that women felt they could trust.

The first two directors of the foundation were men, and I had a good many differences of opinion with them.

And, as in California, there are plenty of well-funded venture-capital (VC) firms providing cash.Yet there are many differences, too, starting with venture capital.

But the context in which RSS emerged has as many differences as similarities with today's circumstances.

They were worried about many differences they had with Washington–such as those over North Korea but their real concern was that America would eventually abandon them in favor of the giant next door.