Sentence examples for a big deviation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shiokawa suggested last month that the government might break the cap, though it wanted to "avoid a big deviation" from the 30 trillion yen limit.

A fitting model implied that the diffusion coefficient had a big deviation of Fick's law and greatly influenced by the pore structure of hollow fibers.

The results show that there exists a big deviation between the actual offloading volume and the demanded volume of the fifth batch at 4 OS, in accordance with the real situation.

There is a big difference between deviations in stories and outright fabrications.

This deviation can make a big difference in how well marketers can execute their plans, especially in crowded cities where a small distance can change the consumer's physical state, as well as their state of mind.

But in fact, this minor deviation can make a big difference: it means that the Earth's distance from the Sun changes over its orbit to the tune of over 5 million kilometers!

Don't get me wrong, this is a good story, but for Byron it would be considered sensational and a pretty big deviation and frankly, not quite up to snuff.

Which would make it a pretty big deviation from the past R-rated film translations of the character Frank Castle.

A slight deviation in pronunciation will make a big difference.

Even a deviation of a quarter of a mile can make a big difference, he added.

What a big difference.