Sentence examples for difference to the circumstances from inspiring English sources

The woman contrasted her relationship with her daughter with her relationship with her sons, attributing the difference to the circumstances of their birth: I never had the bonds with my sons that I should have had.

Does it make a difference to know the circumstances in which music is written?

Disappointment that the ruling made little immediate difference to her circumstances prompted Salgado to go on hunger strike.

In all models, street (Broadway, Park Avenue, or WSH) was included as a variable, to account for differences among medians due to the circumstances associated with each street, their management regime, or other unmeasured factors.

The objective of this study therefore was to examine the sex specific differences in health and behaviors attributing to the circumstances and injuries of falls in older adults.

The process of maintaining contact with women who participated in CORONIS between their six week follow-up and the three year follow-up is coordinated by each Regional Trial Office to reflect differences in the circumstances between the very different settings for this trial.

Those who reported sexual activity were only twice as likely to be infected as those who reported none, a very small difference under the circumstances.

"Because of reading, I now know of great men and women who came from humble beginnings and made an impact in the world," she said "Reading about politicians, doctors, disciples or even my own president has inspired me to work really hard and to make a difference regardless of the circumstances".

The only difference is the circumstances under which the methods are employed.

It's the sort of fix that would make a world of difference to people in desperate circumstances as Iraq implodes.

Gene-environment interaction occurs when genetic differences make people respond differently to environmental circumstances.