Sentence examples for making the difference between from inspiring English sources

Magnetic North refers to the tilt of the magnetic field, about eleven degrees from the tilt of the Earth's axis, making the difference between True North and Magnetic North different by as many as 20 degrees in some places.

It should be noted that the policy measures making the difference between the do-nothing and the BAU scenario are not consistent among the different case study areas.

Using different neutral colors top and bottom, "gives a layered feel," while making the difference between cabinets appear intentional, she said.

By making the difference between "time" and "duration" Bergson articulates the essence of cinema.

They do so to reduce their dust inhalation as they apply expensive fluorocarbon waxes, all in the hope of making the difference between fourth place and the podium.

Institutions, in the form of a fledgling merchant class, provided momentum for reform, making the difference between the successful French revolution and failed uprisings elsewhere.

"That was what made the difference between terror and determination.

What we do makes the difference between life and death".

Energy access often makes the difference between poverty and prosperity.

"Art makes the difference between man and animals.

It can make the difference between life and death.