Sentence examples for difference sounds from inspiring English sources

As McKinsey argues, "the difference sounds small, but it isn't".

The difference sounds academic, and the discussions over which fleck of enclosed territory is what can be quite sterile.

The difference sounds small, but soon adds up: by 2017 discounters will have almost one-fifth of the European market.The hard discounters grow fastest where their sort of retailing is least developed.

The difference sounds slippery, so it is as well for the health secretary, Andrew Lansley, that he has another argument up his sleeve – namely that the new freedom to broker costs cannot be so scary since it was anticipated by Labour in an official document in 2009.

The difference sounds small, but a 0.1% change in the defence budget makes a difference of more than £30m.

The authors' recommendation for emphasizing our similarities instead of our differences sounds remarkably like one of the themes on which our new president campaigned.

" 'Philosophical differences' sounds like a nice way for Cheryl to say they lied to her," says Joyce Mahoney, a political activist, who was inspired by her Lady Bears fandom to bring a Title IX complaint against the university.

The results are all statistically significant, according to Yang — and, if the differences sound relatively small, it is also important to remember that what she is measuring are average differences.

These differences sound petty, but given that your interaction with a tablet is inherently physical, they're important.

By the way, does anyone know the difference between sound editing and sound mixing?

But there's a crucial difference: Aalegra sounds hopeful.