Sentence examples for insists that the difference from inspiring English sources

But International Executive Aircraft insists that the difference in price - about $6 million -between the two should make prospective buyers less sensitive to the considerably higher operating costs for the Boeing planes.

Radcliffe, who suffered bouts of bronchitis and sinusitis this year, insists that the difference between preparing for Berlin and preparing for the Olympics last summer where she finished 24th, is "night and day".

She concedes this point but insists that the difference now is that the disconnect between the external self and the "real self" is so great that "you're seeing an increase in narcissism accompanied by a decrease in self-esteem".

ElBaradei insists that the differences between him and the Bush administration are matters not of "ideology" but of "perception".

The temporal parts theorist could follow the constitution theorist in claiming that the relevant objects differ in kind, for example, in virtue of their historical properties or he could simply insist that the difference in kind is grounded in the fact that the two objects have different temporal parts.

The big two insist that the difference domestically is only fair, reflected in the colossal difference in figures relating to merchandising and marketing.

The Yankees have won four titles in the last five years and Justice, who played with Atlanta from 1989 to 1996, insisted that the difference is Rivera.

Hall and Jones ([1999]) insist that the difference in output per worker and per-capita income are driven by differences in social infrastructure across countries.

Some philosophers insist that the difference between the old and the new concepts in this case is such that there must be a difference in the world between the properties these concepts stand for or denote (Jackson 1993, Chalmers 1996).

Stoltenberg insisted that the differences of opinion, like the differences in NATO members' geography and history, could be an asset.

On that subject, Nazmi, like many scholarly Iraqis I met, was at pains to insist that the differences between the two sects of Islam should not be exaggerated.