Sentence examples for discernible difference between from inspiring English sources

"There was a discernible difference between Toronto in the first quarter and the first quarter yesterday.

And there was no discernible difference between the groups in maternal satisfaction or the amount of fetal distress.

For if there is no discernible difference between the Labour government and the Tories, why should people vote at all?

In New York last week there was no discernible difference between blueberries from New Jersey and those from California at Food Emporium, both priced the same.

Conyers's attorney, Arnold Reed, said, "I would suspect that Nancy Pelosi is going to have to explain what is the discernible difference between Al Franken and John Conyers".

In the historical past, there was some discernible difference between the Left and the Right, or at least most people believed this to be true.

They're all basically the same, but the tiny, barely discernible differences between them consume vast amounts of energy and generate heartache for everyone involved.

There were also readily discernible differences between the differential capacity features from the two V6O13 batches.

One of the few discernible differences between the service providers is their access to airports.

A Pew Research Center study published in January found that most people think there are no discernible differences between male and female leaders on traits like ambition, innovativeness and intelligence.

Focusing on color terminology, with easily discernible differences between perception and vocabulary, Brown and Lenneberg published in 1954 a study of Zuni color terms that slightly support a weak effect of semantic categorization of color terms on color perception.