Sentence examples for needs different from from inspiring English sources

Aren't American kitchens' needs different from those of French kitchens'?

Are their "basic needs" different from ours? Do they "need" as many homes and cars as John McCain and Jay Leno have?

"The entry of women into the Knesset has brought along new needs, different from those of men," she said, adding, "It won't be theatrical makeup".

Even though HI adolescents may have communication needs different from their hearing peers, they have the same privacy needs.

Children are not just smaller adults, nor are the elderly just older adults; they are individuals with unique challenges and medical needs different from those of younger adults (Risher et al. 2010).

Senior faculty at associate professor and above were not included and interviewed in this study, as in our setting prior research done during the course of their careers and current seniority made their knowledge, experiences and needs different from junior faculty.

Blatter said women's soccer needs different sponsors from the men's game and should try to attract fashion and cosmetics companies by featuring more feminine uniforms.

Every dog is unique, and needs different things from their food.

As older adults' transportation needs are different from the needs of other age groups, the scholarly evaluation of viable transportation options is crucial.

If you are selected you should fully commit to meeting your dog's needs and be acutely aware that his special needs are different from any other dog.

"People want and need different things from a city than they used to," he said.