Sentence examples for often unlike from inspiring English sources

A genuine market exists for its debt; trades take place fairly often, unlike the situation for many other government bodies, whose bonds essentially change hands by appointment.

What this indicates is that building new forms of transnational governance will require many new institutions, which are often unlike those that have become established in national political systems.

It's a question that apparently isn't asked often: unlike other darlings of the British Invasion, the Kinks don't have a boxed set retrospective or even a "Behind the Music" documentary to their name.

Despite a substantial amount of evidence on breastfeeding among non-adolescent mothers, research and strategies uniquely designed to target adolescent mothers are critical because their rates of breastfeeding are disproportionately low and their transition to parenthood is often unlike that of older mothers.

The atmosphere is totally encompassing, often unlike anything you've come across before: the chilly Germanic lycanthropy of an old Gabriel Knight game, the unnerving mixture of zombie Stepford wives in an underwater world in BioShock or the brightly coloured, gorgeous Spielberg-esque adventure of Uncharted.

The hills are small but spikily black, often unlike anywhere else in Wales, and the ridge of Carn Ingli can be seen from much of the county, a colossal angel in repose (reputedly; I've never been able to make it out, myself).

Tumours are often metabolically unlike their surroundings, with elevated glycolysis for anabolism rather than ATP generation9.

Banks explain that many derivatives trades have to work this way because they are often customized, unlike shares of stock.

The investigation shows that the response pdfs of displacement and velocity may have quite different shapes and are often very unlike Gaussian.

Luckily that didn't happen too often and unlike my older sisters and all previous generations in my family I was able to go on to university.

This was where I found out not just who I was, but that people were often completely unlike whatever outward stereotype they presented.