Sentence examples for difference in fact from inspiring English sources

If you aim to respect someone "because of" their differences, you're emphasizing a distinction and saying that we need to apply the conversation of respect to this person because of that difference; in fact, nothing is different, and we just need to be with this person, as we would any person.

Indeed, while the principles of the 83(b) Election are the same as between restricted tokens and restricted stock, the difference in fact patterns around their issuance complicates that decision calculus.

Mr. Depardieu insisted that his move was not solely for tax reasons, but also because he felt the government believed that "success, creation, talent — difference, in fact — must be punished".

Such a difference, in fact, that Adam Elman, head of delivery for Plan A and sustainable business calls it "the most successful motivational and change management programme ever delivered within M&S, enabling people from different parts of the business and functions to work together for a common goal".

The main difference, in fact, between Van Nistelrooy and Makaay is that one is bolshie and the other is not; one is a looming presence on the pitch, the other ('the phantom striker', the German newspaper Bild calls him) reminds you he is there only when he scores a goal.

And the more we rely on fuels reduction to protect us, the more energy we're taking away from measures that could really make a difference". In fact, he pointed out, fuels-reduction efforts may increase risks to life and property by encouraging development in fire-prone areas.

This says that truth supervenes on facts: no difference in truth without a difference in facts.

That is, to make the ruling narrower than that in the precedent due to some difference in facts between the current and precedent case, while still supporting the result reached in the earlier case.

Their data showed no overall difference in FACT-G scores between gynecologic cancer patients and normal women.

The difference in FACT-F mean values between the baseline and the first post-treatment assessment was statistically significant (P<.001).

When data were analyzed by the stratification factors used at randomization, an interaction between treatment and hemoglobin category at screening was observed, indicating that the difference in FACT-F scores between dosing groups was not consistent across screening-hemoglobin categories.