Sentence examples for a perceptible difference between from inspiring English sources
The Labour leader's bold critique of energy cartels is the work of a man who has rejected neoliberalism's fundamental belief in unfettered markets and minimal government – this is a perceptible difference between Miliband and Ed Balls – and who has also embraced a classic progressivist "square deal" approach.
A minimum number of 8 correct responses was needed to conclude that a perceptible difference exists between the tested wines.
As there is really a barely perceptible difference between me sober and me drunk (If you are not holding up your end of the conversation, I will always bulldoze right in and hold up both sides, just like a drunk person.
A: "Most people taking almost all drugs would not notice a perceptible difference in efficacy or safety when switching between brands and generics or between generics, except in the case of NTIs, which are trickier.
Around 7.5 million commuters cram themselves into local trains every day and the fledgling metro and monorail are unlikely to make a perceptible difference in the near future.
Still, when I do compare Iceberg Water and others (including a mineral water by the fashion house Armani) to tap water in my own taste test, I convince myself that there is a perceptible difference.
Its large size mean it doesn't have quite the pixel density of competitors like the HTC One (M8), but no one with standard human eyes would notice a perceptible difference in its ability to render text crisply anyway.
Particular foods have been shown to boost the production of these neurotransmitters but usually not by enough to make a perceptible difference in the brain.
Like, if I gave you a credit card with no cut-off point and let you loose in Harrods, wouldn't you shop like crazy?" I asked whether there are any perceptible differences between her work in the UK and Hong Kong, and she used an average English customer as her example in both situations.
