Sentence examples for difference between the try from inspiring English sources

The most obvious difference between the TRY protein and CPC, ETC1, ETC2, ETC3 and TCL1 is its c-terminal extension of unknown function [ 41].

That's partly because he was giving up on a customer but also because he was giving into the attackers and he didn't see a big difference between the attackers trying to extort money and companies like his presenting the victim with a huge bill after the attack was over.

Learn the basic rules of play If you're not willing to learn the difference between a try and a scrum then you should probably stay at home.

Since consumers cannot tell the difference between the two, companies that try to do the right thing are forced to compete with companies that couldn't care less.

This is the biggest difference between the world I was trying to evoke in my novel and the world depicted in the TV adaptation.

I asked a prominent Democratic lobbyist with just over $3 million in annual billings — who requested anonymity to avoid alienating his clients — about the difference between trying to win legislation and trying to block it.

There's a view out there that there isn't much difference between the presidential candidates, and I try to take aim at it in my Sunday column.

To my father, there probably wasn't much difference between the kid who used to try to convince him to take me and my brother for frozen custard after a day at the pool and the man trying to talk him out of gallbladder surgery.

So this is the difference between "Let's try this possibly ineffective remedy, it might work and in any case won't do any harm" and "Let's do the opposite of what standard analysis says we should be doing, just trust me".

"The difference between what we try to do and buying IKEA furniture is that you don't need instructions - the object tells you how it should be unfolded and reassembled".

It's the difference between trying to do something important and trying to stay relevant.