Sentence examples for a difference should be made from inspiring English sources

At least a difference should be made between food losses and food waste.

Furthermore, a difference should be made between a cohort and a cross-sectional design.

However, in the comparison of designs a difference should be made whether efficiency is in terms of the number of clusters, the number of participants or the total number of measurements required.

A clear difference should be made between theoretically elaborated lists of sustainability criteria, which ought to exist, and sustainability criteria aimed for practical implementation.

Finally, a clear difference should be made depending on whether the data itself is not available or the actual service.

The difference should be made between a product that replicates an index and an index that is used to measure or compare the performance of the product.

Efforts to resolve differences should be made before the issuance of a final decision on a claim, and even when the supplier does not agree to use ADR, the contracting officer should consider holding informal discussions between the parties in order to resolve the conflict before the issuance of a final decision.

The Observer from IFOAM suggested that a difference in labelling should be made between genetic engineering and classical or modern biotechnology.

While only a fool or a gambler — if there is a difference — should be in the business of making predictions, it seems fair to cast the 2018 Division I men's title game on Monday night as one with a prohibitive favorite and a fairly significant underdog.

And indeed, there is no reason at all why being a booty-shaker and making a difference should be mutually exclusive.

Those who joined up so that they could make a difference should be delighted, because theirs has only just begun and holds a lesson for all of us.