Sentence examples for rather different matter from inspiring English sources

Rebrands, however, are a rather different matter.

As for the third story that Clooney rubbishes - the claim that he is running for political office - this is a rather different matter.

But in the short run, raising taxes in the middle of a recession is a rather different matter, particularly when many, if not most, of the people you're going to be raising taxes on are significantly poorer today than they were six months ago.

The description is a revealing one, since enjoying another person and loving them would appear to be rather different matters.

However, Los Angeles criminal defence attorney Darren Kavinoky has a rather different view on the matter and recently indicated that, if the allegations against Meeks are true, he is a "very, very bad boy" and won't be swapping prison for fashion week.

Jeopardy, I'm told, is a different matter, rather more than just one step up in complexity.

According to Nicholas Smith of CLSA,  in Tokyo, this is "cut-and-paste" behaviour, because conditions are rather different today.Yet what matters most is the extent of an expected rebound in the third quarter.

However, correlations to gaps rather than levels are a different matter.

Even though this molecule is rather different from the natural organic matter found in clay rock, the study of its retention properties on both dispersed and intact samples allows assessing to which extent organic acids may undergo sorption under natural conditions (pH 7) and what could be the impact on their mobility.

With no need for marketing, and nothing to make or distribute, what would be left for the record companies?A year on, matters look rather different.

The demographic changes brought on by Playford's successful economic policies increased the number of people who had rather different views to his on matters such as education, health, arts, the environment, gambling and alcohol.