Sentence examples for Hardly any difference from inspiring English sources

Hardly any difference was observed in all cellulosic samples, even when the incubation time had been prolonged to 16 weeks.

Although both codes use different computational meshes (block-structured vs. hybrid-unstructured) there is hardly any difference between the two.

Seems hardly any difference, right?

"There was hardly any difference in their positions," Mr. Siegel said.

So you still think there's hardly any difference between the two? A. On most issues.

"We are so close now, there's hardly any difference," Broadbent said.

For the really poor, an extra child makes hardly any difference.

Although, on a yearly average, (very) unstable conditions prevail, the calculated wind profiles showed hardly any difference between the logarithmic and the diabatic wind profile.

"The inconvenient truth is that there's hardly any difference between the two governments about what is wanted from Brexit," said one official.

There's hardly any difference between right-wing extremist terrorists and Islamist attackers on that front: Both want and need the attention of the groups they're fighting against.

In one recent survey by the Louis Harris Institute, 74percentt of those questioned said they saw hardly any difference between Mr. Chirac and Mr. Jospin.