Sentence examples for difference between the kinds from inspiring English sources
The authors said previous studies had measured the wrong thing: not any actual protection against the flu virus but a fundamental difference between the kinds of people who get vaccines and those who do not.
She observes that there is a "huge difference between the kinds of people I often serve, who … can afford to spend rather a lot of money on perfume, and the people I work with".
"I wanted to show there is not so much difference between the kinds of situations my deaf characters find themselves in and the kinds of situations hearing people get themselves into.
"There is a difference between the kinds of things you have to say and do to win elections, and the kinds of things you have to say and do to attract campaign donations".
The difference between the kinds of two-factor authentication might seem subtle, but it's worth repeating.
The difference between classical and intuitionistic logic, then, can be understood formally as a difference between the kinds of structural rules permitted, and the kinds of structures appropriate to use in the analysis of logical consequence.
While the New York Times covers Bleecker in 1915 and Photoplay discovers Billington in 1914, the difference between the kind of work the two undertook is more important than the year between them.
The difference between the kind of documentaries you have on British television and what we have in America is quite large, like the difference between "7 Up" and "The Real World".
As Glanville says, it's the shared spaces between buildings that make the difference between the kind of dumb brick boxes that are now the routine form of developers' housing and the creation of enjoyable and sociable places to live.
I'd also say that there is a massive, qualitative, difference between the kind of inflation we've seen in the US and "hyperinflation," and I think there's no real reason to worry about the latter.
