"covering the difference" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that fills in or makes up for a gap or discrepancy. Example: The fundraiser was successful in covering the difference between the costs of the event and the donations received.
Solutions include negotiating a reduced price, covering the difference out of pocket or reconfiguring your financing, she said.
But Cuomo has proposed only covering the difference between tuition and students' existing aid, meaning that those who get the most aid benefit the least from the proposal.
But under the more expensive program, banks lend money to students at a capped rate, with the federal government covering the difference between the capped and market interest rates.
In addition, it will pay an unknown amount to help place people in permanent housing by covering the difference between their housing allowance and their actual rent, up to $1,200 a month.
That is to say, there is to be a fairly general reduction of rates to a point which will bring large accessions of revenue, covering the difference between the cost of production of foreign and American-made goods (here speaks the politician), while to assist in warfare against countries with hostile tariffs, maximum and minimum tariff rates are to be introduced.
Renters were given the option of moving into a building at Atlantic Yards when it opened (with the developer covering the difference in rent during the interim) or taking a lump sum payment that averaged $80,000, plus $5,000 for relocation.
It begins with introductory chapters covering the differences between contract law and corporate law when it comes to shareholders' agreements, the impact of shareholders' agreements on how a company is managed, and as issues related to conflict of laws (private international law), corporate insolvency, and competition law.
During the second stage, the sliding mass scoured the west wall, forming the scouring zone, and the mass slid eastward along the west slope of the Tiejianggou valley, covering the maximum height difference of the entire event, releasing the majority of the energy, and finally colliding with the east slope of the valley.
A plausible explanation is that the FSV is most affected by random sampling effects for the few sequencing reads covering the SNP, when the difference in allele frequencies is small.
Remove the cover covering the ignition.
Results: Although there was a trend toward lower rates of contamination in the group that did not wear a covering garment, the difference was not significant.
