Sentence examples for but a major difference from inspiring English sources

But a major difference between fish and, say, Rottweilers is that aggressive behavior in small swimmy things can be entertaining, at least to humans.

She diverges from the character she plays in several ways (for one, Zoey has cooler clothes, she said), but a major difference, Ms. Spears said, is that Zoey's parent-free existence, however idyllic, is not for her: "I get so homesick".

But a major difference between Texas and other states during the boom was that Texas required any homeowner seeking to refinance a mortgage or take out a home equity loan to have at least 20 percent equity after taking out the new loan.

The latter dependence is the only difference with the AIC, but a major difference in how the model evaluation may turn out.

But a major difference is that the ladder of success which formerly allowed them to move up in economic status is now broken.

Similar to NICR, IP3-induced Ca2+ release was also inhibited by TPEN but a major difference was that it required 3- to 30-fold higher concentrations of TPEN (estimated IC50 of 79 μM and 536 μM for kinetics and amplitudes respectively; Fig. 2A C).

They were collaborators in artistic revolution in a way that invited comparison with Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, but with a major difference: Rauschenberg and Johns were lovers.

But there is a major difference.

But there was a major difference in this particular catastrophe.

Both sides are shooting, but there is a major difference.

But there's a major difference, too, and it needs articulation.