Sentence examples for unlike during from inspiring English sources

During the campaign, staff is motivated, unlike during the routine [service period] when there is no financial motivation.

This time, unlike during the Premier League adventure, Holloway's side escaped with maximum points.

He was not invited to speak, unlike during the panel's Bush-era antecedent.

Unlike during Irma, we feel this one already, even though it isn't here yet.

Unlike during other sports mega-events, there aren't many Olympics-related products being sold in shops.

Today, unlike during the Clinton era, Mr. Ivanov did not ask for economic assistance, officials said.

Unlike during the Depression, a private market for mortgages does exist (albeit, it is dormant now).

But they did not hug, unlike during a visit a year ago.

Maybe he wants to demonstrate that, unlike during his pre-Yankees years, he can win with mediocre teams.

Unlike during the 80s and 90s, boring speeches are far more appreciated by the German people now.

Unlike during the Blair years, Labour has struggled to find company bosses prepared to support the party.