Sentence examples for between the stated from inspiring English sources
There are indeed obvious differences between the stated positions of George W. Bush and Al Gore.
Many of the problems with TripAdvisor and its ilk stem from the tension between the stated aims of these sites and their need to get as many users as possible.
In fact, there is no difference between the stated goals of Mr. Arafat and Mr. Abbas: a Palestinian state, with its capital in Jerusalem, in all of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, which Israel occupied in the 1967 war.
To compensate customers who bought cars with the inaccurate stickers, the companies will offer debit cards to reimburse them for the difference between the stated gas mileage and the actual amount of gas used in their vehicles.
This term, made popular by the German philosopher Jürgen Habermas in the early 1970s, aptly captures the dissonance between the stated objectives of our political institutions – the need to promote equality, justice, fairness – and today's harsh political reality, where the very same institutions often stand in the way of upholding those values.
In music, precise signals are honed to the most subtle nuances imaginable, to a point where, with a cellist of Du Pré's gifts, it is exactly that minute gradation between the stated and the sublimely inflected that allows us to recognise something indescribable and great.
Negotiations between the state and the postal service are continuing.
To Sesesh diehards, it was The War Between The States.
Tensions between the state and the commune are long-standing.
