Sentence examples for realise the difference between from inspiring English sources

Because a parent might confuse immunisation with other injections (injection of antibiotics is common in India) and might not realise the difference between different vaccinations, the instrument asked in detail about each injection received by the child, including whether it was administered to cure a sickness, in which facility it was administered, and where on the body it was injected.

I thought they were stupid to not realise the difference between television and real life.

"I think it is at this stage that children start to realise the difference between amateur and professional.

By the end, you realise the difference between this smooth puree and the Delfonics' high-anxiety baroque'n'soul isn't quite as big as first appeared.

One of them, Danielle Ward, would have been brilliantly funny if she didn't sound as if she was reading her jokes from a notebook (lots of comedians on the radio fail to realise the difference between reading and speaking).

found that 29 per cent of people using secondary-ticketing sites didn't realise the difference between primary and secondary channels, despite the latter's high prices and significant booking fees.

Watching Giambattista Valli's couture outing five hours later, you realised the difference between reality and unreality.

The highest use and perceptions of helpfulness were reported post-transfer (after the 1st adult clinic visit), which is likely when some participants realised the differences between adult and child-based services.

More candidates should be enroled in further studies to realise the differences of serum levels of IGF-1 between normal individuals, patients with precancer lesions and cervical cancer.

But her reaction is to steal oranges herself on her way home, because she has realised that the difference between them is that she can.

Eventually the dam broke and he intervened in the debate to say that he had suddenly realised that the difference between Europe and America was that "in Europe, people tend to trust governments and are suspicious of companies, whereas in America it's the other way around".