Sentence examples for a bunch of differences from inspiring English sources

"Yeah, there are a bunch of differences," Mr. Trippi said in an interview at the headquarters in Chapel Hill.

"Moving downloadable, executable clients into the "App" metaphor through the desktop App Store makes a bunch of differences, mostly in safety, trust, and convenience," Bloomberg Beta partner Roy Bahat writes.

But next year, man, if things progress the way they are, it'll make a bunch of difference".

We have a bunch of different categories.

Experiment with a bunch of different colors.

But though British politics resembles the US version in some way the Conservatives (Tories) and Labour are rough analogues of the Republicans and Democrats, respectively there are a bunch of structural differences between the systems that make it tricky for Yanks to grasp what's going on in the UK, which is set to have an election this Thursday.

Below are a bunch of similarities and differences that I noticed between the two events and their attendees.

The reason the draft picture seemed so jumbled, Thorn said, was because "most people feel there's not a whole bunch of difference in a lot of guys.

In this respect it's not unlike a bunch of Google News Channels but the difference is logged-in users can comment on fav.or.it's platform and the comments will appear on the original blog.

What's the difference between a bunch of stylish arrivistes and a bunch of well-loved veterans?

The Knicks lost 18 games last season by 5 points or fewer; D'Antoni seems certain that a healthy Gallinari could have made a difference in a bunch of them.