Sentence examples for sheer difference from inspiring English sources

The sheer difference in numbers, both of defendants and of conspiracies proven, distinguishes the situation.

Dolphins O vs. Giants D In the end, the outcome was decided by a sheer difference in talent.

I was looking at some footage of the 1960 debates the other day and the sheer difference in image on screen between that time and now is remarkable.

The thrill, the glamour, the sheer difference of the racing world to my own appealed immensely to me, as did the "lonely hero up against a host of more powerful enemies" theme which seemed to be part of them all.

Mr Augustine wants strategic partners in Europe but has yet to find them.Lockheed Martin's, Boeing's and Raytheon's search for partners is made more difficult by the sheer difference in size between them and any European defence company.

Interesting writers were emerging on this side of the Atlantic, he said, but they could take a little longer to establish themselves, "probably in large part due to the sheer difference in the size of the markets between the two countries".

Climbers, annuals, perennials and shrubs all clambered about, "helping each other", as Mr Lloyd liked to say, with their sheer differences of habit.

Haye, who looked tiny standing next to Valuev at a press conference in Germany, insists he will not be daunted by the sheer size difference.

But nothing is more remarkable than the sheer geographic differences Portugal offers in such relatively short distances.

(A gini of 1.00 would exist in a country where only one person owns everything.) In other words: The reason that global inequality is more extreme than the inequality within even the most unequal individual countries is that no individual country can match the inequality that results from sheer climate-differences (equatorial versus non-equatorial locations).

In addition, the sheer number of differences between genomes makes it impossible to link genomic differences to any particular aspect of symbiosis.