Sentence examples for a difference of more from inspiring English sources

Limited substitution can occur if the radii differ by 15 to 30 percent, and a difference of more than 30 percent makes substitution unlikely.

That's a difference of more than $6 million.

In reality this is £323m – a difference of more than £50m.

This translates to a difference of more than 26 points per 100 attempts.

By contrast, the following year, only 18,558 prisoners were added, a difference of more than $1 billion.

That's a difference of more than $5 trillion over 10 years: real money, especially relative to our $16 trillion debt.

That same $10,000 in nondividend paying stocks would have grown to just $243,385 — a difference of more than $163,000.

In Wokingham, the richest neighbourhood, you are, on average, going to reach the age of 71 – a difference of more than 16 years.

With three of the more severe motions there was a difference of more than 250% between estimated safe daily exposure durations based on r.m.s.

While it was known that payouts for injuries by Irish courts and through settlements were a multiple of Britain's, a difference of more than four times the average has surprised even the Irish insurance industry, sources say.

Temperatures from Montana to Minnesota hovered below zero Sunday afternoon (with wind chills around minus-40) while South Florida soared into the mid-80s — a difference of more than 90 degrees.