Sentence examples for difference is a little from inspiring English sources

When the only visible difference is a little decal on the face of the phone, who's going to notice?

And also, the time difference is a little too big in Russia.

The difference is a little like saying "you are welcome" versus "you're welcome" — people will react the same way no matter which one you use.

Analysing data correctly, to identify a "difference in differences", is a little tricksy, so thinking generously, we might suggest that researchers worry it's too longwinded for a paper, or too difficult for readers.

Although the four different musical excerpts significantly differed in terms of valence and arousal, the differences were a little smaller in this experiment than in the pilot experiment.

The minimal important differences were a little lower for the distribution-based method.

"It's a subtle difference, but it is a little more welcoming, especially a fresh one that's not been there for three years".

Yet today, Mr. Plouffe is performing those two functions for Mr. Obama; the only difference is that Mr. Plouffe is a little better on politics and Mr. Rove had a better grasp of policy.

The only difference now is the crackdown is a little harder".

He acknowledged that there is "a little difference between those guys," and said it stemmed from their playing days.

In Michigan, the difference between the two candidates is a little more than 10,000 votes; in Wisconsin, around 20,000.