Sentence examples for argues the difference from inspiring English sources

As McKinsey argues, "the difference sounds small, but it isn't".

In terms of the government that will come about as a result, she argues, the difference is almost academic.

But as Wired's Spencer Ackerman argues, the difference between a "high" United States involvement and a "low" military commitment may prove more semantic than meaningful.

And, he argues, the difference suggests that the positrons cannot be secondary cosmic rays produced by primary cosmic ray electrons, as such production should lead to similar spectra.

However, Dworkin argues the Difference Principle fails to deliver on this ideal, since its formulation in terms of primary goods fails to recognize that those who are very unlucky, such as the severely ill or disabled, may need considerably greater shares of primary goods than others in order to achieve a reasonable life.

But on this, Petri argues, the difference is a matter of semantics.

He argues the differences between archaea and bacteria coincide with many of the targets of antibiotics produced by gram-positive bacteria.

"I don't know that you need to have your campaign chairman arguing the difference between hanging and swinging chads".

The Council knew full well, it is argued, the difference between "consider" and "decide" and so the omission is highly significant.

In Peter Brook's production of King Lear, the arch-villain Edmund was perhaps literally beyond Booth's technical reach in arguing the difference between Regan and Goneril.

Vais and Bewley [ 22] also argued the difference between a 'near-miss' and 'severe maternal morbidity', pointing out the inappropriateness of using the term 'near miss' to refer to the morbidity a woman actually suffers.