Sentence examples for a decisive difference between from inspiring English sources

There is, in fact, a decisive difference between sports and politics.

On the other side of the ledger, i.e., banning assault rifles and high-capacity mags, there was again a decisive difference between gun owners who said 'no' and non-gun owners who said 'yes,' although in this case the percentage of non-gun owners who favored weapon and ammunition bans appears to have slipped.

Next, we consider relative global fit of homoskedastic vs. heteroskedastic error WGP models to the actual data using PBF (Gelfand 1996), and use a threshold value of log 10 PBF HT,HO = 2 to conclude upon a decisive difference in fit between models (Kass and Raftery 1995).

I think it will be very, very interesting in the next few years to see if this is really a universal, decisive difference between the eukaryotes and the bacteria, or just an intriguing feature of the first few well understood systems.

Between sign and symptom there is a decisive difference that assumes value only against the background of an essential identity; the sign is the symptom itself, but in its original truth.

(Foucault, 1989, p. 115) Between sign and symptom there is a decisive difference that assumes value only against the background of an essential identity; the sign is the symptom itself, but in its original truth.

I do believe the Labour Scots who tell me they fear they could lose anything between 10 and 20 seats, enough to make a decisive difference in a tight election.

Russia's intervention made a decisive difference.

But can an interest-rate cut make a decisive difference?

The millennial generation has the potential to make a decisive difference in a tight contest.

There is no evidence that euro membership would make a decisive difference, either way.