Sentence examples for difference becoming from inspiring English sources

He made little or no difference, becoming increasingly frustrated at his impotence, and ended up being booked for a petulant and unnecessary foul on Kyle McFadzean.

The application of pressure resulted in this difference becoming much less evident (p = 0.94).

GP income in Belgium is the lowest compared to the other countries, this difference becoming even more sizeable in recent years.

Most notably, the 35S ABF3 plants were smaller in size than control plants of the same age, with the difference becoming more pronounced with increased age.

As shown in Fig. 1, the mean glucose concentration continued to be lower throughout the day in the metformin conditions compared with placebo, with the difference becoming statistically significant after exercise.

A reduction in CDK2 activity was detected within 2 h after treatment with 30 μmol/L of DIM, with a significant difference becoming apparent during 12 h of DIM treatment (Fig. 4A).

In doing the practice we become more skillful in handling differences, becoming more generous of spirit, and in generating good will in all of our relationships.

These animals also differed from animals with crush, with differences becoming evident earlier, already at P14 in EDL and at P21 in soleus.

The remaining low islands to the west of Chuuk also show linguistic and cultural relationships to Chuuk, with the differences becoming more and more marked as distance increases.

Not only was Washington apparently no closer to resolving the dual crises, but the tensions between the parties and between President Obama and the Republican-controlled House seemed to worsen, with differences becoming personal and public.

Sicilian is different enough from northern and central Italian dialects to be given separate status often, but in Italy all neighbouring dialects are mutually intelligible, with differences becoming more marked with geographic distance.