Sentence examples for enough difference from inspiring English sources

Some clues point to the latter: the accounts were all created at different times, and have enough difference in tone, interests and spelling ability that they don't seem like the work of just a few players.

I didn't see enough difference between the two squads.

Quitting smoking is very hard – does it really make enough difference to be worth it?

It made enough difference to send Walmart's earnings into a temporary free fall.

And despite its ironic veneer, the show just doesn't have enough difference to split.

But these individual measures will not, the scientists assure us, make a big enough difference.

I doubt that the abolishment of national insurance contributions will make enough difference.

But these individual measures will not make a big enough difference in the available time.

This often seems a distinction without a great – or great enough – difference.

Eventually, the paralogs will accumulate enough differences to be assembled as different loci (fig. 1 d).

There are, however, enough differences that the discerning reader can tell these girls apart.