Sentence examples for differ chiefly from the from inspiring English sources

The protochordates differ chiefly from the vertebrates in not having a backbone.

The Himalayan white pine (or blue pine, P. wallichiana) differs chiefly from the Italian stone pine in its longer cones and drooping glaucous foliage.

Many mechanisms are known for such reactions; most of them are variants of four basic mechanisms, which differ chiefly in the sequence of events that occur.

The three major endoscopic screening methods (see Table 4) differ chiefly in the extent of bowel visualized.

Talking over four years to hard-line haters around the globe, from Hamas to American Identity Christians to Jews who think the United States conspires against Israel, Stern finds similar convictions invincibly held by groups that differ chiefly in whom they think God loves the most.

The genus is represented by about 25 species, which differ chiefly in colour, tentacle length and number, and gonad position and size.

After this division the two groups developed distinct dialects differing chiefly in the pronunciation and written symbolization of vowels.

Three subspecies are recognised, differing chiefly in the yellowness of their underparts.

We appreciate your tax cuts.' " Beyond taxes, the contenders differed chiefly on ethanol subsidies and China policy -- and took turns denouncing the ethics of the Clinton administration.

would seem to have the same empirical status as (1), differing chiefly in that it is much more widely known.

The New Academy seemed, to both ancient philosophers and modern historians, to differ from the Middle chiefly in two respects.