Sentence examples for biggest difference from from inspiring English sources

But, as it turns out, this year's polls look a little different: The biggest difference from 2010 is that, for much of the past twelve months, voters have preferred Democrats by a slim margin.

Perhaps the biggest difference from Vine is Instagram's image stabilization feature, called Cinema.

But Roddick said the biggest difference from their previous meetings came courtesy of Lu's serve.

That's the biggest difference from other sites; we're really sharing the video, the openness of the files is really distinct.

The biggest difference from a regular bank account, however, is the fee structure on the debit cards.

"The biggest difference from last year is that I don't feel I have complete command of all my pitches," Seo said.

One of the biggest differences from its peers is that the company has chosen not to take external investment — and not for lack of offers.

Perhaps the images' biggest differences from her later work are formal.

The inability to completely hide sexual activity is one of the biggest differences from urban life in industrialized societies today when private rooms can be rented by the hour.

"It was such a big difference from P1 to P2 and the car wasn't really that different.

"It's a big difference from a year ago.