Sentence examples for more drastically different from inspiring English sources

I would counter that that's because the system they use does work, but it's worth keeping an eye on some of the more drastically different OSes currently in use.

Second, we wanted to focus on the feminine point of view in regard to romantic relationships based on the assumption that their experiences in the home versus host countries would be more drastically different than those of males.

In addition, the control sample of MeRIP-seq measures mRNA expression, which, compared to those in ChIP-Seq, can vary much more drastically in different cells or tissues.

But Marc Andreessen, one of Silicon Valley's most respected investors and a cofounder of Netscape (among other companies), has a much more positive and drastically different opinion.

Theodore Roosevelt took a more confrontational tack -- with drastically different results.

A long seven decades later, our world seems smaller, our fates more intertwined, and our challenges drastically different from those confronting the generation that emerged from the rubble of the Second World War.

This configuration displays a behaviour drastically different from a more realistic perforation geometry with sharp square edges.

This suggests that if the statistical significance of the predictions made from the real data were calibrated by the performance from node degree, the results would be drastically different from the more usual approach of using a permuted matrix.

Nancy Peckford, spokeswoman for Equal Voice Canada, a national group dedicated to electing more women to political office, calls them "drastically different" women with disparate leadership styles.

Sadie Hawkins Day Dances, which made more sense back when dating rituals were drastically different than they are today, were based on a Li'l Abner storyline.

She performed it again in London where the audience was even more zealous, and at other venues, garnering drastically different reactions, depending on the audience.