Sentence examples for differential makes from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the price differential makes moving north more attractive to southerners, which is partly why northern house prices have recently risen faster than southern prices.

That -0.4 point differential makes them one of two teams in the Eastern Conference that would make the playoffs -- if the season ended Friday -- while averaging fewer points than they allow.

Because of an array of loopholes and deductions, the actual rate that corporations pay is much lower than thirty-five per cent, but that hasn't prevented business groups like the Business Roundtable and the Chamber of Commerce, and their Republican allies, from insisting that the rate differential makes American firms uncompetitive.

That six cent differential makes for an extra 48 cents a day, $2.40 a week, or $124.80 a year.

Another head-scratcher: Why is the housing of the rear differential made of lightweight (and relatively fragile) aluminum?

Shimer's team began the day in fifth place, which in the corn-silk-thin world of bobsledding time differential made his jump as remarkable as Sarah Hughes's catapulting from fourth to first in women's figure skating.

These divergent research contexts were evident in the differential make-up of participants to the three in-country workshops held as part of the project.

This power differential made impossible the construction of a truly interdisciplinary environment, where equal representation and interaction of different disciplines gives rise to a "larger methodological picture" with new ways of doing research and solving problems [ 1].

Given these concerns, it was important to consider the differential make-up of the research teams and the extent to which there was a pool of potential researchers from diverse migrant/minority backgrounds available in the three countries.

The fact that these abilities are enabled by computer-controlled clutches, yaw sensors and active differentials makes no difference to me.

Either way, the trend is towards a narrowing of interest-rate differentials, making the carry trade less profitable.Slowly, attention is likely to shift to a potentially more powerful bunch of market participants: individual Japanese investors.