Sentence examples for difference in points from inspiring English sources

"The difference in points to second, third or fourth place is not big".

If they are found to be cheaper anywhere else, Morrisons will put the difference in points on your card.

When playing IMPs, hands with a big swing (i.e. a large difference in points) count much more than hands with a small swing.

"What is the greatest ever difference in points between the champion and the last-place finisher in the top English division at the end of a season?" asks David Shepherd.

"Somebody that's second has got to try and win rather than thinking that if he happens to win he'll only get two points," he said, referring to the difference in points between finishing in first and second.

In terms of net rating, or the difference in points scored and points allowed per 100 possessions, Toronto is the third-best team in the NBA this year, making the Raptors are the least-discussed contending team in the league.

We attribute this difference to difference in point estimation rather than the different ranking methods.

The difference in point of view is the difference between the definitions of research and of development.

Nine days before the Giants and the Ravens will meet in Super Bowl XXXV, this difference in point of view frames a feud between a monster city and a quaint port city.

The difference, in point of magnitude and importance, in the members of the confederacy, was an additional reason for the division of the legislature into two branches, and for establishing an equality of suffrage in the Senate.

Sequence analysis of 20 mutant plasmids indicated that the difference in point mutational spectra between the two layers at 19 months of age is entirely due to the increased level of GC to AT transitions in the mucosa.