Sentence examples for a sharp difference from from inspiring English sources

Mr Romney also said that the Palestinians are incapable of making peace, a sharp difference from official American policy.

That is a sharp difference from Cardinal O'Connor, who often encouraged negotiators at Catholic hospitals to be as generous as possible with their employees.

Frequent adversaries of Mr. Giuliani's said they had also noticed his unwillingness to do battle with victims' families, and said it was a sharp difference from their own experiences in dealing with him at City Hall.

That represents a sharp difference from the 2001 downturn, when double-ordering of electronic components due to anticipated sales increases flooded the market.

So she said, you know, that the difference was quite distinct — a very sharp difference from what she had just seen only an hour or so earlier.

No wonder they want electoral reform.6 09: There seems to have been a sharp difference in the swing from Labour to Conservative depending on the ethnic minority population of the constituency, says our analyst Professor John Curtice.

Differences between the compound and label removal models were more pronounced for DNNs, where there was a sharp difference in the progression from the very beginning.

"Linking the Chinese pollution data to mortality statistics from 1991 to 2000, the researchers found a sharp difference in mortality rates on either side of the border formed by the Huai River.

He noted a sharp difference between the two options.

But there is a sharp difference in the situations.

But a sharp difference is how the two perform in turbulent markets.