Sentence examples for a material difference between from inspiring English sources
There's a material difference between seeing the words "Allied Supreme Commander Europe" on a press release and seeing his face in a limousine pass you into the Marriott hotel.
But, he added, lenders will be required to give borrowers a new estimate "as soon as they discover there's a material difference" between the original estimate and the newly projected settlement costs.
"It is not clear that there is a material difference between those who keep wild birds for falconry displays and those who keep such birds for displays in a circus," found the report into a draft government bill which proposes to ban all wild animals from England from December 2015, with a view to later extending it across the UK.
The good performance of SPAN in the carbonate based electrolyte indicates a material difference between SPAN and elemental sulfur/carbon composite materials.
There is a material difference between making an "offensive" film about a long-dead religious figure and calling upon crowds to commit acts of violence.
Because it seems to us that the underlying issue here is that on key matters of foreign policy and war, there is no longer any way to discern a material difference between the two sides.
I do not think there is any material difference between a standalone "exit fee" and ground rent.
Is there really any material difference between brands of vodka or cola or comparably equipped personal computers?
In her early work, Grosz (1994) follows Irigaray in positing a "pure … material difference" between the sexes; sexual difference, on this view, is not solely a symbolic difference, but a fact of materiality (i.e., understanding sexual difference is not solely an epistemological project or study of culture) (190).
In the eyes of regulators, there is no material difference between a research analyst recommending a company during a road show and a banker repeating his analyst's views, lawyers involved in the talks say.
It wasn't just 63 million mostly white voters who put Trump in office; he was helped by Americans who deluded themselves into thinking there would be no material difference between a Trump and Clinton presidency.
