Sentence examples for primary differences between the from inspiring English sources

There are two primary differences between the parties.

The primary differences between the experiences of employees who left and those who remained, according to another study, had to do with negative perceptions of the workplace environment, unfairness, and lack of opportunity.

The way Daniel cites a key scene in "The Best of Youth" brings to mind one of the primary differences between the classic and the modern cinema (and I don't mean those adjectives either as honorifics or as pejoratives) — his description of a scene in which Matteo "drives for hours," which doubtless occupies no more than a few minutes of screen time.

There are two primary differences between the ACS and the decennial census.

This section effectively sets out a sketch of the primary differences between the North American and European rail freight positions.

The primary differences between the model input data in Case 1 and Case 2 are associated with the variations in soil type composition and land cover.

Shape is the primary difference between the One and Two.

I think this may now be the primary difference between the suburbs and the country: geese rule the suburbs; people rule the country.

If one compares a book to a house, the primary difference between the novelist and the nonfiction author is that novelists can build the most glorious mansion with nothing but their minds.

It is true that one comes away from "Othello" heady with the imagery more than with the verse, which may be the primary difference between the films of Welles and Olivier.

The inclusion of scholars from foreign countries constituted the primary difference between the studia and the schools from which they grew.