Sentence examples for quite different question from inspiring English sources

Equality of opportunity of a sort has also been proposed as an answer to a quite different question.

But incomes policy hit its peak a bit earlier and addressed a quite different question: How do we hold down wages?

The grue paradox, on the other hand, presents us with a quite different question; here is a generalization of appropriate form that is clearly not, indeed apparently cannot, be supported by its instances.

It seems best to understand Kant, and other philosophers who have since written in the same vein (cf. Anderson 1993), as being concerned not with the question of what intrinsic value rational beings have—in the sense of "intrinsic value" discussed above but with the quite different question of how we ought to behave toward such creatures (cf. Bradley 2006).

Political temazepam?QUITE different questions troubled Tony, The aegis-bearing Bush's crony, Whose faithful loyalty to his friend Had brought no favours in the end And cost him dear within his party, Which threatened now to give him hearty Thanks and hustle him to quit— G. Brown could make a fist of it.

As the clinical ethicist entered into the situation the scope of inquiry often broadened and new and larger, and sometimes quite different, questions emerged.

Whether sustained air bombardment along these lines would destabilise, let alone overthrow, the regime is however quite a different question.

Note that this is quite a different question than simply selecting a cyclic molecule from a screen and asking if that ligand binds just as well in the linear form, or vice versa.

These two questions are quite different — the first question is a validity issue related to measuring quality and the second question is an evaluation of how the NQS is operating in FDC schemes.

On the other side, a quite different sort of question arises from seeking to give a metaphysical grounding for moral truths or for the claim that there are none.

Two quite different answers to the question were offered in 1870, in the form of revised statements of the law of inertia.