Sentence examples for been the difference between from inspiring English sources

Putting the clamps on Jones might have been the difference between winning and losing.

It's been the difference between the levels we've seen and the 1974 flood," he said.

Zito lamented about how two inches might have been the difference between no runs and six runs.

Glenn McGrath, who has been the difference between the teams when fit and firing, is no certainty for The Oval.

Moderately high British inflation may therefore have been the difference between a jobless recovery and a job-filled one.

At fly-half, even O'Gara fans would not suggest he would have been the difference between winning and losing last weekend.

What is the difference between the two?

Anyway, what is the difference between Benjamin Wallace and Benjamin Wallace-Wells?

That's the difference between Stephen Glass and Jonah Lehrer.

What is the difference between these definitions?

Such is the difference between the nationalities.