Sentence examples for be the primary difference from inspiring English sources

I think this may now be the primary difference between the suburbs and the country: geese rule the suburbs; people rule the country.

It is true that one comes away from "Othello" heady with the imagery more than with the verse, which may be the primary difference between the films of Welles and Olivier.

Difficulties with focus appeared to be the primary difference they notice when not on medication.

The presence or absence of these variable regions appeared to be the primary difference between Bm strains.

In plants, the total size of cenH3 domains correlates with genome size (Zhang and Dawe 2012), so genome size could be the primary difference between classical regional centromeres of micro-organisms and nonrepetitive centromeres in plants and animals.

Storage is the primary difference between different tablets in the same model line.

In fact, tissue of origin is the primary difference in DNA methylation profiles from different samples, regardless of whether they originate from the same or different individuals (Davies et al., 2012; Ziller et al., 2013; Jiang et al., 2015).

"That's the primary difference".

That, he concluded, was the primary difference between the two.

Shape is the primary difference between the One and Two.

But in the modern game, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, James, Wade and a few very large men have been the primary difference makers.