Sentence examples for is only of degree from inspiring English sources

The difference is only of degree.

If there is any difference between the Partner and myself, and the son-in-law and myself, it is only of degree.

He took the view that the difference between matters of fact and matters of meaning is only of degree, not of kind.

Instead, both breast and prostate cancer screening are really difficult calls, and the statistical differences between them are only of degrees.

Many examinations have been proposed to evaluate residual disease and/or complete response to therapy (such as clinical examination, mammography and ultrasound), but their accuracy was only of modest degree [3].

The difference between them is only one of degree, and not one of kind; and thus all conscious men are to a certain extent philosophers, although they may not know it" (ibid.

Catalonia is a much more productive region than Andalucía, as the independentists will never cease to remind you, but the difference as far as amiguismo goes is only one of degree.

Now, if the difference is only one of degree, the transhumanists are right.

For the RNFL of the disc scan, there is only one degree of freedom, namely the clock hour around the disc.

Finally, when there is only one degree of freedom for designing the mask coefficients, the globally optimal solutions of the unconstrained optimization problems are derived analytically.

The point is that when all three constrains are acting, there is only one degree of freedom left.