Sentence examples for say that differences from inspiring English sources

They say that differences should be celebrated; thus the corporate buzzword of the moment, diversity.

The guys say that differences in the shape and color of a pan can cause variations in cooking temperature of up to thirty-six degrees, and that differences in atmospheric humidity can cause fluctuations of up to eighteen degrees.

But given all the progress made in math by girls, who now take more math and science classes than boys and get better grades, Dr. Ceci and Dr. Williams say that differences in aptitude are not the primary cause of the gender gap in academic science.

It is safe to say that differences in the degree of concealment of wildlife trafficking activity in cyberspace are better explained by the different perceptions of the seriousness of the criminal act (in terms of what is trafficked) than by the degree of illegality of the market (forbidden by the law tout court, rather than possibly legally marketable under different circumstances).

This is of course not to say that differences do not exist, which is indeed implicit in the very classification of lovers into two groups according to orientation.

Economists say that difference speaks volumes about the strength of the nascent recovery in Japan's economy, the world's second largest.

It is not giving up ground to say that difference or even disagreement should never be a license for hate and heartbreak.

Tony Blair said that differences in education and economic attainment in places just a few miles apart were as stark.