Sentence examples for one fundamental difference from inspiring English sources

The eternal struggle between religion and science stems from one fundamental difference: religion is based on faith, but science is based on doubt.

However, there is one fundamental difference: while disturbances directly act on the level of available resources in plant communities, the primary detrimental effect of disturbances in carcinogenesis is through the disruption of natural barriers against undesirable invasions (notably policing, e.g., immune system).

There's one fundamental difference between the government and ourselves.

There is one fundamental difference between parenting and teaching.

One fundamental difference is that lines of credit have low, fixed interest rates or slow-moving, variable ones, while interest rates on credit cards can jump unpredictably.

Other factors are at work, as well, including one fundamental difference that lawmakers of both parties say lies at the heart of their competing philosophies.

But there's one very fundamental difference between this digital choreography and any danced version that I've ever seen.

For somebody who is not dreaming, however (and also for our later, waking selves) it does not make any difference whether we jump or not since at the ultimate level (from the point of view of the awakened one) there is no fundamental difference between the two actions.

Although both this type of clustering and k-clique matching result in optimal weight links prevailing over suboptimal ones, they bear a fundamental difference.

Justice John Paul Stevens, joined by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in an opinion concurring with the majority, said it was "simply irrational" to find a fundamental difference in one procedure over another.

"The fundamental difference between one person and another, rich or poor, is access to information," said Mr. Samara, who was born in Ethiopia, raised in Tanzania and educated at the University of California at Berkeley.