Sentence examples for outlined the differences from inspiring English sources
In an interview last week, Mr. Getler outlined the differences between The Post of his earlier days and its current incarnation.
He has published more than 150 scholarly papers and recently, in a paper in the New England Journal of Medicine, he outlined the differences between general anaesthesia, sleep and coma.
That strike not only put the result beyond doubt but very clearly outlined the differences between the two sides, with Maccabi unable to match the pace of their far more experienced opponents.
The Labour leader outlined the differences between his own party and the Scottish Nationalists, who want another referendum on independence, something Ed Miliband is "not having".
In a group discussion, Participant three outlined the differences between healthcare services in Denmark and India: There are all those pros and cons on both sides [in relation to staying in Denmark or returning to India].
The PTC, in a statement on its website, outlined the difference between proton beam therapy and conventional radiotherapy.
In this review I will summarize what is currently known about the two responsible mitochondrial endonucleases RNase P and RNase Z, compare them to the respective enzymes active in the nucleus or in bacteria, and compare different eukaryal model systems to outline the differences or parallels.
Jennifer Steinhauer outlines the differences that remain between Democrats and Republicans.
"It was a lot more intellectualised before," Byrne says, trying to outline the differences between the pair's first collaborations and this latest one.
Analysts predict both men will stick to the issues they have discussed on the campaign trail, while fleshing out some of the themes outlining the differences between them highlighted in last week's debate by Obama and Romney.
An interesting email somebody sent me, outlining the differences in opinion between the BBC and RTE pundits at half-time and full-time during England's 1-0 win over Slovenia yesterday.
