Sentence examples for substantive difference between the 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.
But at the end of the night, for all the sound and fury on Iran, there was little substantive difference between the candidates.
Chris Kelly, a Delta spokeswoman, said the only substantive difference between the programs was that miles never expired under the old program, but that under SkyMiles they would if an account goes three years without activity.
Greece's finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, claimed victory, insisting there was "no substantive difference" between the deal and a Greek compromise text that had been dismissed by Germany's finance ministry as a Trojan horse for Athens to throw off austerity.
"Things are changing but everything is continuing the same," said Elizardo Sánchez, an activist whose Cuban Human Rights and National Reconciliation Commission sees little substantive difference between the hard-line governments of the two Castro brothers.
According to a press release from SFU, Tingling also found that: "There is no substantive difference between the performance of 3rd – 7th round picks for players that play more than two years, but there is for rounds 1 and 2".
To begin with, the substantive differences between the center of the Democratic and Republican parties on many key foreign-policy questions has narrowed.
New research suggests they are the product of substantive differences between the brains of young people and those of adults.
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.
His message seems to resonate with suburban Australians, though many remain troubled by the almost complete lack of substantive differences between the main parties.
That "something" is the notion of "choice," of substantive differences between the leading presidential candidates: "For the last time in this century, an entire spectrum of ideologies was represented in the presidential election".
