Sentence examples for may make different from inspiring English sources

Experienced radiologists may make different judgements based on the same study; thus differences in judgement are not negligence [7].

Different housing organisations may make different choices about the preferred route ahead of them.

It opens the door for lots of discussions about why certain decisions are right for our family, and why other families may make different choices.

A lawyer for United, meanwhile, complained in a letter that splitting the trial's time 50-50 betheen the plaintiff and the defendants "would be unfair" because separate defendants may make different arguments.

A listing of the most popular songs on Apple's site, compared with a recent top 10 list of retail album sales as compiled by Billboard magazine, shows little overlap among artists -- indicating consumers may make different choices when given the chance to buy individual songs.

Different individuals may make different return to play (RTP) decisions due to different risk assessments or risk tolerances.

The species may even make different types of whistles to communicate, he says.

Another interpretation is that those with lower incomes may actually make different choices about how they wish to receive health care and where they would like to spend their last days.

To the democracy protesters across the Middle East, he vowed that the United States would stand by them, even as he said that "progress will be uneven, and change will come differently in different countries," a partial acknowledgment that complex relations between the United States and different Arab countries may make for different American responses in different countries.

You may want to make different notes for all the bugs that will play your song.

An alternative possibility is that different choices of gene families for tests may make a different result.