Sentence examples for key difference to from inspiring English sources

A key difference to the UK is the professionalism of the landlords.

It is slow and gentle in style, but that's not the key difference to be celebrated.

But the key difference to Glastonbury is, after a few days, you get to go home.

There will, however, be one key difference to England's game against Iceland should Scotland spring a surprise at Wembley.

But Goma's strength – and its key difference to galleries around the country – has always been the breadth of its permanent collection.

The Scotland rugby team has been criticised for similar in the past but with one key difference – to fans who care about such things, New Zealanders and Australians aren't viewed with the same antipathy as the English.

There are key differences, to be sure: Mr. Obama will lay claim to some substantial portion of black voters in coming states, as past insurgents have not, and he has already had more success than Mr. Bradley or Mr. Dean.

Of course there are key differences to this portrayal of Poirot but essentially he has the same idiosyncrasies and vanities.

While at an earlier stage of development, Oxford University's car has significant key differences to Google's offering, Prof Newman said.

For Ms Keitch, who has worked in the prison and probation service, the panel has two key differences to court.

A negotiated compromise is possible and necessary and for our part, we are willing to work through the key differences to make it happen.