Sentence examples for suppose the difference from inspiring English sources

"Huh!" says Earl. "I suppose the difference is that the goths in Britain aren't armed," I muse.

I suppose the difference was Kevin Phillips, but he has been doing that for years on end now".

I suppose the difference might be you find yourself walking around a Hepworth whereas you might find a Calder moving around you".

I suppose the difference comes firstly in the wild excesses of the top four clubs, and then in the sheer consistency, the fact even the bottom club are doing this.

Thus, suppose the difference between the actual event rate and the predefined event rate is very small.

The Proof of Theorem 6 Suppose the difference equation (1) admits a transcendental entire function of finite order.

Supposing the difference in fitness between the best and second-best alleles to be Δ1, the difference between alleles with adjacent ranks i and j is a random variable with expected value Δ i = Δ1/ i.

I suppose the only difference is that I became obsessed with this dream at a young age and eventually accomplished it.

Not that the subject matter of 'Post-Nature' was necessarily conceptual, but I suppose the one difference between the two albums is that 'Bad Faith' is almost entirely introspective and all of the songs are simply about myself.

I suppose the polarisation, the difference between Labour and Conservative, has gone – well, that was Tony Blair, wasn't it?" Which was presumably why Mo Mowlam intrigued you so much?

This was replaced in the London transfer by a walk-down in kingly garb: "While this might seem a radical change," said Bates, "it is, I suppose, only the difference between coming down and going down, though there's no doubt which one the audience prefers.