Sentence examples for Grasp the difference from inspiring English sources

Conservatives the world over need to grasp the difference between being pro-market and being pro-business.

"When the BBC fails to grasp the difference between 'disinterested' and 'uninterested', we are doomed," she wrote.

(So much for women in science: She can't even grasp the difference between a test tube and a researcher).

It is sometimes hard to grasp the difference between identifying with one's own roots, understanding people with other roots, and judging what is good or bad.

And this illustrates a point I think many readers fail to grasp: the difference between urp, which is forgivable,and derp, which isn't.

Perhaps as president he will grasp the difference between soldiers and politicians: the former take orders from above, the latter from below.

The United States is struggling to grasp the differences between the Afghan and Pakistani Taliban and their shifting ties to Al Qaeda.

We had spent the previous two days hearing music in the area, and had begun to grasp the differences between the two kinds of music that are essential to the identity of Acadiana.

The purpose of the course at Bocconi University – Affiliate of Harvard CopyrightX – is to acquire a complete understanding of both European copyright law and North American system so to grasp the differences between the civil law tradition (droit d'auteur) and the common law tradition (copyright).

In order to grasp the differences in forest cover existing across borders worldwide, Fig. 2 presents the ratio of forest cover for the HRU with the largest area on both sides of the border, which we label the Cross-Border DeforestatIndexndex (CBDI).

It is important to grasp the differences between a relation R and its ancestral R*.