Sentence examples for people the difference from inspiring English sources

David Robertson, publisher of a newsletter about consumer payment systems called The Nilson Report, said that for most people the difference in service charges between using a credit card and withdrawing cash in the local currency from an A.T.M. is not that great.

To most people, the difference between betting on whether the Bears will make the playoffs and betting on whether General Electric will hit quarterly earnings is slight.

The persistence of the Chinese restaurant syndrome myth is a symptom of the hypochondria that has become fashionable in contemporary Anglo-American culture, and the failure of our educational systems to teach people the difference between quackery and hard science.

"If I were back in oil and gas, a comparable figure for the same amount of activity would be between 30 and 60 people – the difference is that stark.

In the past 20 years there has been a shift, you go into the city centre, you'll see a lot of drunk people, the difference now being that 50% of them are women.

And for many people, the difference between £25 and £28 is not worth scouring the high street for – but McNulty decides to drop in at Hinds the jeweller around the corner, just in case.

It was to calmly lay out for the American people the differences these two candidates have," he said.

Among younger people, the differences are even more astounding: In 18-24, nearly 70percentt of whites have licenses vs. 28percentt about blacks and 40percentt among Hispanics.

When compared to control people, the differences in these measures were always > 13% in male and > 23% in female sprinters (p < 0.001).

Next, people make the difference.

People recognize the difference.