Sentence examples for serious differences between from inspiring English sources

"I will not allow any serious differences between Arafat and me".

Despite many serious differences between them, they united to save civilization.

"There are very serious differences between the Eastern Europeans, the Jewish claimants and the plaintiffs' attorneys," said Edward Fagan, one of the lawyers.

"If he walks out of this energy crisis showing leadership, he's got an opportunity more than anybody else to show that there are some serious differences between our party and the Bush White House".

Ever since 2004, the year of the great enlargement, both the "old" and the "new" Europeans chose to behave as though there were really no serious differences between them, and the few differences that remained would soon melt away.

David Cameron heads off to Russia on Thursday for the G20 summit of world leaders, promising that he is not going to shy away from tackling Vladimir Putin, pictured, about a couple of very serious differences between Russia's regime and ours.

"This is a serious difference between us," she said.

And there is no serious difference between margin and profit.

The more complex answer would recognise that any serious difference between human beings in a society raises broadly political questions.

There's a serious difference between being conservative (as I am) and conservatives who foster increasing income disparity.

"There is a serious difference between our situation and any other case, in that we're returning to a place from which we've been exiled for over a century," Mr. Haozous said as a customer strolled past a wall of photos showing stone-faced Apaches, some draped in traditional garb and others in stiff suits, gazing out on the room.