Sentence examples for but an important difference from inspiring English sources

But an important difference between SNAP and unemployment compensation has remained throughout the recession: the SNAP program checks the income of all household members and bases eligibility on the entire household's income, not just the situation of the household head.

But an important difference is that Peirce regards the propensity as a property of the die itself, whereas Popper attributes the propensity to the entire chance set-up of throwing the die.

Interestingly, this has not been observed to be a class effect of the sulfonylureas but an important difference among individual sulfonylureas based largely on their affinity for the three isoforms of the sulfonylurea receptor (SUR1, SUR2A, and SUR2B).

Our results call into question the suggestion that antipsychotic drugs prescribed to patients with dementia will shorten their life span, but an important difference may be that most of our patients lived in the community rather than in nursing homes.

We did not study the effect of specific factors associated with the housing conditions, but an important difference in housing between the free-range and confined pigs was the access to pasture.

They used a GFP reporter strain to label the PI-MECs and made use of the same cell surface markers (CD24 and CD49f), but an important difference is that the cells were cultured for 3 days before FACS analysis.

It was the usual investment bank/Wall Street route, but with an important difference.

If this sounds like an echo of the American struggle between conservative and liberal legal theories, it is, but with an important difference.

But with an important difference: like other immigrants who lack permanent legal status, the foreign-born marriage partner lives in constant fear of detection and possible deportation.

The exhibition at the Puffin Room in SoHo continues that trend, but with an important difference: these drawings are from Iraq.

No surprise, then, that Dante continues the figure of speech in Canto 3, as a nod to Virgil — but with an important difference.