Sentence examples for see difference from inspiring English sources

One company had all its data on a $1 billion research programme copied by hackers in a single night (see "Difference Engine: Hackers' paradise", March 11th 2013).

I think our biggest failing as a species is the inability to see difference as difference – it's either better, so we have to pull it down, or it's worse, so we can exploit it.

— ACW, New Jersey Don't see difference, surprised NYT printed 2nd one RT @NYTMetro Two Haunting Images, but Why Criticism for Only One? http://t.co/jyWVBZmO — Sheri Doyle (@pnwjourneys) 12 Dec 12 In a word, inevitability.

But while physical travel doesn't always broaden the mind – there are few unique cultural insights to be gained from flopping by a five-star pool, or getting hammered in Magaluf – if you do it right it can teach you not to be afraid of the new, to see difference as exciting rather than frightening.

From Figure 9 even though we see difference in the distribution of octaves between rock-like and classical music, it becomes more evident when the distribution is divided into three frequency bands as shown for a sample rock and a classical signal in Figures 10 and 11.

"If it happens for another week, you'll see difference.

As a result we might expect to see differences across societies and between different countries.

Artists see differences; they commerce in exceptions to the rules.

Museumgoers will see differences between Kashmiri and European production techniques.

I do see differences between the age groups, however.

"I can see differences between our men's team and our women's team.