Sentence examples for huge differences from from inspiring English sources

"Not surprisingly, there were huge differences from phone to phone.

The study, which was published in the journal Population Health Metrics, does show huge differences from one U.S. county to the next.

The incidence, prevalence and mortality of stroke show huge differences from one country to another.

Again, there were huge differences, from 1944 cycles per million women in Turkey, to 14 067 in Denmark (Table  I).

"The words may sound similar, but there is a huge difference from the past," Mr. Wu said.

But there's also a huge difference from the earlier characters.

It was a huge difference from being a player to a non-player".

But these schools also compete fiercely for the most qualified minority students, which reflects another huge difference from the past.

That's a huge difference from the 1970s, when state legislatures supplied public colleges with nearly 75percentt of their funding, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.

Even before arriving, I noticed a huge difference from my previous visit: There were no military checkpoints anywhere along the road.

The very fact that he sees ballet as a place marks a huge difference from Balanchine, to whom ballet was no more a place than air is to a bird.