Sentence examples for main difference now from inspiring English sources

"The main difference now is this.

The main difference now is that they have no protection.

'The main difference now is the pricing structure.

The main difference now is that there is more of it.

"The main difference now is that the pre-offer survey has to be paid for by the buyer," Hollingworth says.

Perhaps the main difference now is the ability to instantly share one's creations, funny or serious, polished or not, with a global audience.

The main difference between now and then, Panitan said, was that the army then was "very clearly taking over".

He said: "The main difference between now and before my accident is I'm just very glad to be alive.

The main difference between now and then, he said, is that more industry money is flooding the political scene than ever before.

The main difference between now and eight years ago is that final word, "us," which has less to do with Obama's changed financial circumstances than with his changed political circumstances.

"The main difference between now and 2004 is that there is not a decisive person," said Melaniya Podolyak, an 18-year-old active in the protest movement in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv.