Sentence examples for slightly different stance from inspiring English sources

Though Snow is president of the CBA, the organisation has a slightly different stance to the broadcaster.

Simon Levine of the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) took a slightly different stance.

Rather than discuss ageing using multicellular organisms as paradigms, I accept the recent experimental data that demonstrate that bacteria age and take a slightly different stance, considering the way components in the cell age, with single-cell bacteria as reference organisms to see whether and how this relates to the way genomes are organised.

Hassan Rowhani Only one of the candidates, the cleric Hassan Rowhani, a former nuclear negotiator, has even slightly different stances from the traditionalists, thus attracting some of the veterans of the now silenced Green movement.

Of the eight who were selected — out of the 700 hopefuls who signed up — only one, Hassan Rowhani, a former nuclear negotiator, has even slightly different stances from the traditionalists.

The Obama campaign was quick to point out that Mr. Romney, while publicly offering a muscular pro-military stance, had offered slightly different words behind closed doors; in secretly videotaped remarks at a May fund-raiser, Mr. Romney referred to "47 percent" of voters who don't pay income taxes and are dependent on the government — a group that would most likely include veterans.

Chewie is slightly different".

Periscope is slightly different.

Cravings are slightly different.

Anything slightly different.

Which is slightly different.