Sentence examples for be a dramatic difference from inspiring English sources

Will there be a dramatic difference in the arts under the new administration?

"There may be a dramatic difference in New York City's lightning strike pattern," said Richard T. Hasbrouck, a lightning safety consultant based in Truchas, N.M.

There seems to be a dramatic difference between Obama 2009 and Obama 2013.

The specificity of the method, however, is more complicated to assess, since there is a dramatic difference in the ability of Psi-square to recover different cellular pathways and subsystems.

"There has definitely been a dramatic difference," she said.

That is a dramatic difference from public opinion sixteen years ago, when the Defense of Marriage Act became law.

There is a dramatic difference between reading or hearing of such an event and observing it through image and sound.

"That's a dramatic difference, and it varies by education more than by race," said Mindy Scott, a Child Trends demographer.

"It was a dramatic difference after 30 months," said Nathan Fox of the University of Maryland, a co-author of the study.

There was a dramatic difference in the number of casualties in the attacks on the 110-story World Trade Center towers and the 6-story Pentagon.

After Beimel mentioned Bonds's rookie card, he was reminded that there was a dramatic difference between Bonds's body in that 1986 card and his 2007 card.