Sentence examples for outlining the differences between from inspiring English sources

Analysts predict both men will stick to the issues they have discussed on the campaign trail, while fleshing out some of the themes outlining the differences between them highlighted in last week's debate by Obama and Romney.

Israel's Arab citizens Richard Goldstone is certainly correct in outlining the differences between South African apartheid and Israeli policies toward its non-Jewish citizens ("Israel and the apartheid slander," Views, Nov. 2).

It has published a fairly blunt blog post outlining the differences between what it offers to customers versus what they will be getting as a result of DataSift losing its firehose deal.

2. Be Willing To Compromise: In my prior blog post outlining the differences between a negotiated and litigated divorce, I explained that in order to move forward in a negotiated divorce, you have to be willing to compromise.

A conversation about when it's "acceptable" to be overweight has taken place after an image outlining the difference between 'ok chubby' and 'no good chubby' trended on Twitter.

It is worth outlining the difference between the collar technique and the FD/h (30s) metric as both approaches are shown to decrease the actual FD/h.

In an interview last week, Mr. Getler outlined the differences between The Post of his earlier days and its current incarnation.

"It was a lot more intellectualised before," Byrne says, trying to outline the differences between the pair's first collaborations and this latest one.

That strike not only put the result beyond doubt but very clearly outlined the differences between the two sides, with Maccabi unable to match the pace of their far more experienced opponents.

He has published more than 150 scholarly papers and recently, in a paper in the New England Journal of Medicine, he outlined the differences between general anaesthesia, sleep and coma.

That was clear two days later, when Mr. Booker gave a speech to outline the differences between him and Mr. Lonegan, calling him "someone who stands way out on the fringes".