Sentence examples for material difference in the from inspiring English sources

Such an arrangement would require Ukip to hold enough parliamentary seats to make a material difference in the division lobbies.

"If I could have one wish, it would be to leave office someday having made a material difference in the school system," he said.

Thus, Dr. Decker said, "our impression at this time is that there's no material difference in the expected potency or the effect in use between our product" and the vaccine in the federal stockpile, which was produced in the late 1970's or early 1980's.

It escapes the imagination of our minister for women that the borders are so tightly policed, and the material difference in the standard of living between this and their home country so great, that some women might be prepared to pay traffickers to bring them to this country, and that those who don't have enough money might be prepared to pay their way in sex.

Day one in the White House, whether Obama or Romney, will there be any material difference in the 24/7 lives of those residents and their children?

We carried out pooled analyses including either the case/control comparison or the TDT subgroup from that study; there was no material difference in the conclusions whichever population was included (data available on request).

Since there were no material differences in the findings of the different approaches, we report the results of the analysis where the outcome was a dichotomy (0 = strongly disagree or disagree or neutral" versus 1 = "agree or strongly agree") and main predictors were assumed to be continuous scales.

In a sensitivity analysis restricted to these cases (i.e., those with supporting clinical codes) and their matched controls, we found no material differences in the results, adding confidence that case misclassification did not materially impact our results.

That group, in a letter signed by Jack Ciesielski, a member and the publisher of the Analyst's Accounting Observer, said there was not yet sufficient similarity between international financial reporting standards, known as I.F.R.S., and American standards, adding that "there remain many highly material differences in the results produced by the two systems.

This variation in delivery methods is one of the most material differences in the characteristics of the study population, as set out in table 3.

There were no material differences in the birth weight and stillbirth profiles of these excluded births and those that were retained in the study.