Sentence examples for will be treated differently from inspiring English sources

Different shades of gray will be treated differently by different users and different I.S.P.'s.

"You will be treated differently because you're black or brown," he said.

Now, companies that voluntarily self-disclose can be assured they will be treated differently from those that do not.

The more sophisticated financial groups that aspire to a so-called "advanced" approach will be treated differently.

"For the first time, gains from residential property will be treated differently from other types of investment, attracting an 8% surcharge.

"The state has taken the position that as an urban barrier island it will be treated differently," said Gerard Stoddard, the president of the Fire Island Association.

That being black, or Asian, or female, or gay doesn't mean you'll be treated differently.

The principle that people of all faiths are welcome in this country, and will not be treated differently by their government, is essential to who we are".

Those of us who oppose the erection of a proposed Muslim community center near ground zero should not be labeled as lacking in our "commitment to religious freedom," as President Obama suggested in his speech, nor charged with denying the principle that "people of all faiths are welcome in this country, and will not be treated differently".

The SEC guidelines clearly state, "While blogs or forums can be informal and conversational in nature, statements made there by the company (or by a person acting on behalf of the company) will not be treated differently from other company statements when it comes to the antifraud provisions of the federal securities laws.

Why will he be treated differently, better, than many of his friends?