Sentence examples for may be little different from inspiring English sources

Ford's new Jaguar may be little different from its Lincoln, and GM's Escalade similar to the far cheaper Chevy Suburban.

In the first case his duties may be little different from those of an elected president in many republican parliamentary regimes; in the second his role may be much the same as a dictator in an autocratic regime.

BLOOMBERG NEWS How Influential Are Credit Downgrades?  |  Bloomberg News reports: "For investors and policy makers, predicting the consequences of a rating change by S&P or Moody's — the dominant issuers of debt scores — may be little different from flipping a coin".

In this one, it has been used to unburden UBS of up to $60 billion of dross, which will be managed by the Swiss central bank.In economic terms, the bad bank may be little different from the type of backstop used by Citi; in both cases, toxic holdings are isolated.

There may be little cost difference between different tablet strengths of the same drug [ 11, 12].

For him, now, the periodic cataclysms that may have wiped out civilizations are little different from the cruel -- but unavoidable -- Darwinian survival of the fittest that takes place in any earthly ecosystem, Dr. Winstein said.

But the content is little different.

My story may be a little different than the others, but it's my story and it's supposed to be different.

"The play-calling may be a little different," Mickens said.

We do have needs that may be a little different than public universities.

Look down the road, however, perhaps to the centenary tournament in 2026, and the picture may be a little different.