Sentence examples for difference in say from inspiring English sources

The latter potentially cuts down on latency between button presses and on-screen movement, which could make all the difference in, say, fighting games.

If there is a difference in, say, input lag, and I don't have the equipment to test and be sure, it's definitely very small.

Thirdly dichotomisation is used to provide estimates that are more clinically meaningful for example in comparing two groups when a difference in say, mean birthweight in two groups may be difficult to interpret while a difference in the proportion with low birthweight is intuitively more meaningful.

Rarely though do we pause to contemplate the stark differences in, say, nutrition, financial incentive or lane position.

Take a photo of women and men in any moment in time, and, apart from those matters related to reproductive physiology, you will find average differences in, say, fondness for romance novels, vampire movies, power tools, and fistfights.

There were no significant gender differences in saying prayers and participation in religious activities.

"There is no justification for the difference in rates," said Gavin Magor, a health insurance analyst at TheStreet.com Ratings.

"I think the executors felt it was possible to make a difference in Boston," said Malcolm Rogers, director of the Museum of Fine Arts.

"It's not so much a difference of opinion as a difference in agenda," said Lisandro Perez, director of the Cuba Research Institute at Florida International University.

The difference in play, says Boland, can be attributed to improved communication between the Hopkins attackmen and midfielders.

"That's when I noticed a marked difference in Rick," said Robert Traynham, who spent 10 years as a Santorum aide.