Sentence examples for where it differs from inspiring English sources

Where it differs from its immediate predecessor – rejected in 2010 – is that it does not require public money, at least not directly.

Where it differs is in its difficulty – Earthworm Jim isn't especially hard, and can be polished off in a couple of hours by a first-timer – and its madcap humour.

But where it differs, for me, despite its documented diversions into disruptive metaphorical imagery, poorly realised mini-games and heavy religious sentiments (the Greens are devout Christians), is in its rawness.

Where it differs, O'Hara says, is in how it takes its product to market.

"That's where it differs from companies like Microsoft.

Where it differs, the terms are generally less favorable for workers.

Where it differed from its medieval equivalent was in the use of slaves rather than paid servants for the performance of menial tasks.

Where it differed was in the government's brutal effectiveness in putting down the insurgency.

PWC's letter addressed that issue, saying that while there were cases where it differed with the board's conclusions, "they generally related to the significance of the finding in relation to the audit taken as a whole, and not to the substance of the finding".

Where it will differ from real garden cities is that the land will not be publicly owned, which means that the development corporation can only nudge and chasten developers into raising their game.

In this review, bleeding has been described where it substantially differed from that seen in the overall TRITON population.