Sentence examples for many differences become from inspiring English sources

Upon examining every theme on its own, many differences become clear (Table  1).

When so many people are genetically similar, the effects of small differences become easier to discern.

The differences become progressively more apparent in traumatic brain injury patients and many months after injury.

"But as the border becomes militarized the differences become blurred".

"These differences become less important.

Anticommunism was the glue that held the conservative movement together, and without this common enemy the many differences between conservatives became all too painfully clear.

Closer up, other differences became apparent.

At some point, these differences became poison.

Can difference become normative?

Nor, in spite of Scotland's many real historic differences from other parts of the UK (and of the many differences within Scotland itself), has it become politically or ideologically a significantly different place from the rest of the UK since 1950 in the way Ascherson claims.

"Today, there are many differences.