Sentence examples for barely any difference from inspiring English sources
For some items there is barely any difference in price.
Sometimes it works, sometimes it backfires – mostly it makes barely any difference.
"Go to the restaurants, they're busy," says Candy. "If you'd last visited London in 2006, you'd see barely any difference now.
But this argument does not appease the Japanese, any more than other debt issuers who wonder why the agencies need so many gradations if there is barely any difference in default risks.In this section Badly overrated A1 for risk, D for effort Turn on the lights One attack or two?
WORST: Barely any difference in results for members (eight) versus nonmembers (six).
In addition, after controlling for total work hours, there is barely any difference between the subjective well-being of women in the three groups.
Barely any differences are seen between cases 1 and 2 for cost scenarios A and C, but the costs of case 3 are lower than those for case 1 for b = 1/3 1.
Background of the 1st-order Markov chain barely showed any difference with the 0th-order (i.e. without considering the dependency of neighbouring bases) in terms of detection ratio.
Moreover, since the level of the LD-responsive regulator in PS mechanism is dramatically increased under LD+HD than under HD alone, while the corresponding regulator in AI barely shows any difference, these 27 LD-responsive genes can be further sub-grouped into either PS or AI category based on their expression profiles accordingly (i.e., Δ max x i, L D + H D - Δ max x i, H D ).
They were so pre-sold to have the time of their lives that they barely seemed to notice any difference between the all-but-drained Groucho onstage and the capering madman of the movies.
