Sentence examples for resolved differently from inspiring English sources

Although they have many features in common with classic filings, credit crisis cases tend to be resolved differently because theoretical plaintiff-style damages are in the billions (or at least hundreds of millions) of dollars.

In accordance with comment (d), we have analyzed each of the two principal issues in this appeal separately in order to determine whether either would be resolved differently under the local law of two or more of the potentially-interested states.

But it is irrelevant here because the only justiciable question that involves the volume of water is one that concerns the source of supply out of which California's 4,400,000 acre-feet will be satisfied—a matter which I think Congress resolved differently than has the Court.

These studies have highlighted how natural and sexual selection can generate divergent patterns of lifespan if the sexes are subject to different rates or sources of mortality, or if trade-offs between complex traits and longevity are resolved differently in each sex.

"After all, a $5 bar bet would be resolved differently from a $5M enterprise dispute.

When they first tested it with audiences they were hoping the love triangle would be resolved differently -- with Winona Ryder ending up with Stiller instead of Hawke.

I've heard from people there who say we absolutely got screwed and from other people who say, 'please, Peter, shut up and go away.' " Perhaps leaders of less culturally significant events could have resolved controversies differently in 1968.

In these situations, the performance is computed by averaging twenty ranked lists sampled so as to randomly resolve ties differently each time.

This discussion also suggests that the disconnect between public and private real estate values will resolve itself differently now than the last time it hit this level in 2000.

Looking back, would you resolve it differently?

Because consulting has become a lucrative business, the industry is growing faster with lots of competition from big businesses and emerging firms -- so you're going to need quite an arsenal to gain an edge. 1. Be distinct -- and address unmet needs in the market or learn to resolve them differently.