Sentence examples for a vast difference and from inspiring English sources

Early intervention can make a vast difference and yet there is no easy way to get help.

It's not a vast difference and it may improve, particularly as Liverpool face weaker teams, but that's a big enough fall off to raise the odd question.

Between apes and men, however, there is a vast difference, and hitherto no traces have been found of any intermediate type.

There's a vast difference socially and politically between men who identify as gay and men who have casual same-sex encounters but still consider themselves straight, for example.

There is a vast difference, artistically and legally, between someone who, inspired by another's material, creates something original and someone who tinkers with an existing product and then distributes it.

There is a vast difference between "allergy" and "intolerance" (and even "sensitivity").

In the field of statistics there is a vast difference between "cause and effect" and "correlation".

It's absurd to argue that there is not a vast difference between Clinton and Trump, a real estate mogul and celebrity TV star with no record of public service.

But there is a vast difference between singles and doubles, in terms of the physicality and the loads you put through the body.

Yet there is still a vast difference, both economically and politically, between incomes that are rising modestly and not at all.

While it is clear that Kim would like to establish some carefully walled-off tourism and economic development zones — and learn from Vietnam's experience — there is a vast difference between that and truly reforming the country's economy.