Sentence examples for continuing difference from inspiring English sources

Besherov notes, "the main proximate cause of the lack of economic progress among African Americans is the continuing difference in educational attainment between whites and blacks.'' Blacks are graduating from high school at a higher and higher rate.

On the second and final day of Mr. Bush's meetings with world leaders attending the General Assembly of the United Nations, the difficulty in negotiating the resolution reflected what diplomats said was a continuing difference between the United States and other countries over Iraq's future government.

26, 27, 32, 33 We made every effort to confirm the patients' initial diagnoses 28 and the continuing difference in KRS scores indicates successful group separation.

One possible explanation for this continuing difference is the sampling limitation for C04 and C08.

But their transfers have been held up by continuing differences between the governments, the officials said.

Continuing differences over the course of postwar reconstruction only added to the chorus of doubts.

Those continuing differences in growth will mean a heavier demand for inspections at some stations, Mr. Golden said.

But there are continuing differences within the administration about how much Washington should press Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel to negotiate with the Palestinians.

Whether it is able to do so will, among other things, depend on resolution of its continuing differences with the 13,000-strong British Association of Social Workers.

"There are continuing differences on the definition of terrorism and the perception of terrorism," Mr. Rashid said, "but there has been headway in trying to resolve these issues".

The continuing differences between industrialized and developing nations over who should bear the burden of stopping global warming mean that at best Copenhagen will be a steppingstone.