1.   Not only are there different kinds of theories but also there are different priorities awarded to theories vis--vis methods.

2.   A given product may have a range of potential features which confer benefits to customers, but different customers place different priorities on them.

3.   I mean basically when we look at the range of council services, then you have to take decisions about the balance of spending between different priorities.

4.   Because they so often deal with the economic needs of low-income and nontraditional students, community colleges sometimes have different priorities from those of the higher education establishment.

5.   Being driven by profit means having different priorities.

6.   Boeing, which butters its bread by pleasing airlines, faces a wholly different kind of customer with different priorities and a different menu of airplanes to choose from.

7.   But he obliquely suggested that Southern voters have different priorities from those voiced at the convention.

8.   But he obliquely suggested that Southern voters have different priorities than those voiced at the convention.

9.   But that will create a new set of problems this year, because the two houses have different spending priorities.

10.   But the game is rigged against anyone with different priorities than Wilson.