Sentence examples for a difference about from inspiring English sources

"We have a difference about what the outcome of that process would be".

Furthermore, the damage fraction calculated from reconstruction result showed a difference about 3% in comparison with its true value.

"An informed public can really make a difference about what happens with open space," Mr. Gallay said.

This is a difference about a policy — a core policy — but it's not a departure from longstanding American or Israeli policy, just a matter of emphasis.

There's a difference about what you want to be interrupted with when you're being idle, standing in a line, [versus] when you're going through the security procedure.

Forty-seven percent overall said their Senator or representative's vote on immigration reform would not make a difference about whether they would vote for that person.

Their result came out at 0.144 lignes shorter than the provisional value, a difference of about 0.03%.

On a $200,000 loan, that equates to a difference of about $400 a month.

If we had stopped saving and investing after 20 years, we'd end up with about $48,000, a difference of about $60,000.

Granada Hills Charter High School finished second, about 200 points behind El Camino, a difference of about 10 questions.

In Germany, there was a difference of about 0.25 logit points in favour of males (for Austria: about 0.18).