Sentence examples for principled difference from inspiring English sources

"There is a principled difference between saying you've got to look at everyone individually and saying you're just going to award points for race".

In contrast to some of his earlier, more emotional remarks about the impact of gun violence, the president portrayed the debate as one of a principled difference that needs to be bridged.

But there's still a principled difference between a company marketing a product and somebody else evaluating it.

But from the point of view of self-ownership, there is no principled difference between minor infringements and major infringements.

These results thus contrast with previous findings, in showing that there is no principled difference in the component pattern for the two types of structures.

What is the principled difference, if there is one, between a rock and a calculator, or between a calculator and a computer?

"We don't feel there are principled differences at all," the official said.

We have shown how a party can respect principled differences and hold together and we have won a difficult byelection with a tremendous result.

"I clerked for Justice O'Connor," it read, "and although I disagreed with several of her votes, I retained a hope that these were principled differences of judicial approach.

It is possible to have principled differences.

Conversely, some have argued that there are principled differences between natural and artificial items, such as the high frequency of horizontal transmission in cultural change (e.g., Tëmkin and Eldredge 2007).