Sentence examples for core differences from inspiring English sources

Compensation at the two companies also reflects core differences.

Wehner and the Journal's editorial writers might gain insight into the collective psyche of their right flank from unexpected sources: the sociologists, psychologists and political scientists who are exploring what they see as the core differences between conservatives and liberals.

But forging an agreement now is harder than before, as Paris and Berlin face core differences over how to maximize the euro zone's financial rescue fund and how far the European Central Bank should intervene in the bond markets, either on its own or through the bailout fund.

Page A4 HURDLES REMAIN IN TALKS European leaders struggled to come up with a bolder solution to the region's financial crisis while the main players, France and Germany, faced core differences over the use of a bailout fund, called the European Financial Stability Facility, and the role of a central bank.

There are some core differences between how Zimbra and Writely approach their respective markets, however.

An informant's response about the core differences between his home of Pentecost and Emae, where he currently works, was revealing: "Emae dispute more; Pentecost not so much" (E2).

"The core difference is on the UN security council sanctions.

"I think the features content was the core difference.

"It's a core difference," Mr. Stirling said.

The core difference between the two sides in the disagreement could be one of semantics.

As in 2008, there's little core difference between the two front-running candidates on crime.