Sentence examples for lessons the difference from inspiring English sources

Extrapolating the costs to department level, including cost for clinical lessons, the difference in costs in performing the complete protocol and an incomplete protocol was €7.891 for 1 year.

But she says that her globe-hopping, nomadic lifestyle is where she learned her most important lesson: "the difference between being able to sing, and having a voice perspective". .

While owners and athletes across the country spent the last few years learning expensive lessons about the difference between something that's "natural" and something that's ideal, it turns out that the artificial-turf industry was making its first significant technological advances in 30 years.

Mr Gingrich did not and does not sympathise even after his own subsequent troubles over a book deal earned him an ethical reprimand and a fine of $300,000 (this offers two lessons, knowing the difference between right and wrong, and doing the right thing although Mr Gingrich pins much of the blame on his lawyers).

The "from the bottom up" organization learned some brutal lessons about the difference between sloganeering and actual governing.

One example: an early Rosetta Stone lesson teaches the difference between "he walks" (singular) and "they walk" (plural).

Jerry Lee Lewis is an object lesson in the difference.

It's an object lesson in the difference that a great conductor can make.

Faye Burdett's death was tragic, but it was also a lesson about the difference between statistics and real people.

This is partly another object lesson in the difference between what people in public life say to the world and the things they think in private.

LONDON — For Hillary Rodham Clinton, arriving here on Tuesday night from The Hague was a lesson in the difference between being a supremely important person and just a very important one.