in other words
put differently

Put differently, when ought psychological analysis to give way to moral judgment?

Or put differently, he confirmed what they already believed.

Put differently, in order to survive, new circus companies have to be good.

"Put differently, they can build an 80-computer lab for about $6,400-including the delivery costs."

Put differently, the French industry has lost its competitive edge.

Put differently, a strategy provides high-level direction about what an organization should do.

Put differently, the current system gives us no way to quantify risk; there's far too much uncertainty.

Or, put differently, want to try out an electric car that cost as much as your house did, without having to pay for it?

I therefore believe, Commissioner, that it needs to be put differently.

Put differently, this approach eliminates free will and human responsibility.