Sentence examples for substantive difference between from inspiring English sources

Another substantive difference between the two views is that they lead to very different strategies for determining narrow contents, as will emerge in sections 5.1 and 5.4.

Is there really a substantive difference between "God Hates Fags" and "you aren't allowed to join the Boy Scouts"?

The writer claims that there is a substantive difference between writing a book and making notes for it.

My question is that through a whirlwind, is there any substantive difference between your position on capital punishment and Governor Bush's? A. I have supported capital punishment.

But at the end of the night, for all the sound and fury on Iran, there was little substantive difference between the candidates.

But Mr. Chirac said he did not really know Iran or whether there was a substantive difference between conservative and moderate factions in its leadership, the senior official at the meeting said.

New research suggests they are the product of substantive differences between the brains of young people and those of adults.

To begin with, the substantive differences between the center of the Democratic and Republican parties on many key foreign-policy questions has narrowed.

Requiring that candidates present written positions on the issues would go a long way toward clarifying the substantive differences between the candidates and creating a more informed electorate.

He is right that there are no substantive differences between him and Hoffert on the one hand and Pacala and me on the other.

His message seems to resonate with suburban Australians, though many remain troubled by the almost complete lack of substantive differences between the main parties.