Sentence examples for one great difference from inspiring English sources

That would leave us where we are today, with one great difference: The onus for the continued occupation would fall squarely on the P.L.O.

There is one great difference between Cameron and Wilson, however.

One great difference distinguished the Soviet and German systems: there was no Soviet equivalent of the death camps.

One great difference between Don and Tony Soprano – two characters both riddled with dichotomies – is that Don's allure is partly created by his enigma.

One great difference between radio-controlled model boats and radio-controlled aircraft is that it's very difficult for even a rank novice to do harm to a sailing model while sailing it.

"The one great difference will be that next time, whether people have loved us or hated us, nobody can use the argument – that Labour and Tories always, always, always use – that it's no good voting for them because they are never in power.

If one expects great differences between DE and internal learning, social norms stigmatise DE degrees, and perceptions/expectations of educational technologies are informed by face-to-face-interactions, then academic learning and subject/degree completion may be stymied.

Nicholas D. Kristof ("The Pope and AIDS," column, May 8) gets to the heart of the matter concerning how a simple action by one man can make a great difference.

One person can make a great difference, indeed.

On the wall around his house, there is no announcement of his medical or academic credentials but, rather, a graffito in red spray paint that hints broadly at another of his vocations: "There is a great difference between the one who writes history with a pen and the one who acts it out in blood".

One of the great differences between Hamdi and Lindh, however, is that Lindh provided a stream of statements to the press and to U.S. interrogators, which, in turn, provided the government with enough information to indict him.