Sentence examples for difference between the arguments of from inspiring English sources

Still, there's a difference between the arguments of political movements and appeals to the Constitution.

Even though in the previous proof we follow the ideas of the proof given in [2, Theorem 3.1], it is worthwhile to point out that the existing difference between the arguments of both proofs is the use of Lemma 2, which is necessary for us since we do not consider the mass points of (mu ) inside supp ({mu }).

But for all the similarities between the arguments of 1990-91 and today, there are many enormous differences.

And, right now, what's overwhelming me is the difference between the argument and the object.

There's a big difference between the kinds of arguments that might be taken seriously in an academic debate and those that prevail in a court of law.

There is a clear difference between the UK argument that legitimate uses for legal highs are "few and far between" and the EC argument that "the size of this market is considerable".

It's hard to know the difference between the cynical argument and the realist one.

An underlying conflict of interest between views of prisons as places for punishment or for rehabilitation has been suggested as a reason for the differences between prisons, indicating arguments of idealistic and cultural dimensions [ 13].

"There's not that much difference between the two of them, so his argument would had to have been, 'I'm genuine, I'm real, I have good character and she does not.' However it ended up, that would not have been helpful".

Similarly, the increased complexity by which higher eukaryotes can control and manage the levels of their gene products has been suggested to underlie complexity in higher organisms – a compelling argument when the small difference between the numbers of genes in humans and the fly is considered.

This argument also fails because it ignores the clear difference between the extent of the commitments Aladdin agreed to under the two sentences.