Sentence examples for not that big a difference from inspiring English sources

"It's not that big a difference.

"There's just not that big a difference between them," she said.

But besides that, there's really not that big of a difference between the two.

Then there's agreeableness, not that big of a difference.

So, the cost difference wasn't that big a deal, and really it came down to a value proposition and what customers could do.

Mr. Corwin said that there isn't that big a difference between "The Philanthropist" and one of his typical docu-soaps: "I think what I'm known for is character-driven storytelling.

A minority said they didn't make that big a difference.

"The most controversial things will be held up by the Legislature," Mr. Cain said, "and the least controversial changes won't make that big a difference".

Two weeks shouldn't make that big a difference.

The Patriots have beaten everybody from Cleo Lemon to Peyton Manning this season, so the tenderness of McNabb's right ankle, or the swelling in his right thumb, may not even make that big a difference.

Pettitte played down the rest issue, saying: "I really don't think there's that big a difference.