Sentence examples for difference in practicing from inspiring English sources

In this study a statistical difference in practicing hand washing after toilet use was observed.

While most of the gender differences are explained by gender differences in practicing medicine, the study highlights a larger issue.

It's not much of a difference on principle, but a much bigger difference in practice".

He thought that reversing the burden of proof would not make much difference in practice.

But there would be no difference in practice between those two routes.

Some experts say that scrapping it would make little difference in practice.

Admirable as the new constitution is on paper (in this instance, a special aspen-wood parchment), it seems to make little difference in practice.

The new proposals pay lip service to the idea of an open joint venture and the governance changes will make little difference in practice to the current Canvas members' ability to pick and choose their partners in the future".

Johnson's handling of the police is symbolic of his mayoralty: full of bombast and colour, but making little difference in practice.

Nor is it clear how much difference in practice will be made by the obligation of a B Corp to weigh interests other than profits.

But Coyle, with her background not only at the BBC but as economics editor of the Independent and a former adviser to the Treasury, says she does not think the Tory majority "makes a lot of difference in practice".