Sentence examples for as big a difference from inspiring English sources

"Once you get to 65, there isn't as big a difference across these groups".

This is as big a difference as we have had in decades".

"I think it's as big a difference from classical modern to postmodern as it is from postmodern to now".

But not, perhaps, as big a difference as you might have imagined?

This time, though, it did not make as big a difference, as the Jets scored on a 1-yard Pennington pass to Jerald Sowell.

Ordóñez's lack of offense did not make as big a difference in 1999, when the Mets had a more potent lineup.

That gap is as big as the difference in offence between a superstar like Prince Fielder and a league-average hitter like Plácido Polanco, and is worth some $20m a year on the free-agent market.

"In terms of my gender … I don't think it's made as big of a difference" she said, "but it does allow me to connect more with so many more of the female volunteers who are turning up for Hillary, and are there to connect with me".

But the charities that we do recommend are the best opportunities that we're aware of to make as big of a difference as possible with your donation.

The similarity to Balmain's cargo pants doesn't go unnoticed, either, though the Balmains are about $2,000 and have, as if it could make that big a difference, top-stitching on the thighs to enhance the worn look.

Even so, the data implies that the impact of CADx for the radiologists was at least as big as any differences in reporting performance attributed to inclusion/exclusion of patient age.