Sentence examples for more serious differences from inspiring English sources

Since then, although none of the more serious differences has been resolved or even eased, there have been signs of a rapprochement between the two peoples.

For other believers, as well as nonbelievers, that kind of discrepancy in the Gospel accounts of the empty tomb, and the more serious differences -- about where, when, how and to whom the risen Jesus was said to have appeared -- have been the starting points for endless questioning, doubts and debates.

In particular, differences in the probability of employment may be more serious than differences in earnings.

Differences in the probability of employment may be more serious than differences in earnings.  .

In particular, differences in the probability of employment may be more serious than differences in earnings.  . the causal effect of education on earnings and health should be identified, using credible exogenous variation; it should be recognized that early school leavers are heterogeneous and have heterogeneous returns to education.

Although the chancellor went out of his way to praise the prime minister's "strong leadership" on Iraq (at least he didn't say brave) and was dismissive of the union-backed revolt against PFI, the tension that is building between him and Mr Blair over public-service reform is potentially far more serious than their previous differences over the euro.

But if the steel bar is arranged in the adhesive-bonded joint between two layers in FGC system, the corrosion will be more serious due of their differences of electrochemical property and permeability between two materials.

A more serious objection is the difference between the portrait of Paul in Acts and the impression one receives of him in his letters.

And it says that if we don't have a more serious energy policy, the difference between a good day and bad day for America from here on will hinge on how the 86-year-old king of Saudi Arabia manages all this change.

It's okay if you have some different beliefs in these areas (it's always good to challenge each other and make each other think) but be aware that too many differences or very important differences can make more serious relationships hard or impossible.

The difference in more serious prostate cancer rates, although small, "looks like a real phenomenon," says Peter Scardino, head of urology at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City.