Sentence examples for but a great difference from inspiring English sources

The carbonate precursors (Ni1/3Co1/3Mn1/3 CO3 synthesized by different precipitant agent show a single phase of hexagonal carbonate but a great difference in morphology.

There was no difference of temperature between both samples at 45 °C of water supply, but a great difference was shown at 75 °C.

The two have a deep mutual respect for one another, but a great difference of opinion.

I think, if you looked at my early work, you'd notice a similarity in subject matter, but a great difference in skill.

This result indicated that SAG2 family has conserved structure at bradyzoite stage but a great difference from SAG1 at tachyzoite stage.

But there remains a great difference in outlook.

All he asked for was sincerity, but this made a great difference.

But there is a great difference in our attempts to assist these borrowers and any situation which would give them an entitlement to have their loan obligation reduced.

But there's a great difference between the two: one can ideologize by means of the mere will to do so, whereas the creation of poetry takes something like talent; one can adopt a methodology by choice, but one can't decide to create a style; one can study and learn, but one can't will oneself into experience.

Mr Gale, a Conservative, said he was not surprised by Mr Carswell's victory in Clacton, but said there was a "great difference" between the two areas.

The associations may be small or perhaps even clinically insignificant but they may make a great difference when improvements are applied in the lives they touch.