Sentence examples for sweep differences from inspiring English sources

We don't sweep differences under the rug.

The metropolitan said it was necessary to sweep differences aside, although added there was a "never-healing" wound in alleged "anti-Russian" slogans attributed to the Ukrainian Greek Catholic church.

This would represent a situation of high asymmetrical gene flow owing to a number of causes (symbiont-related genetic sweeps, differences in molecular evolution, hybridization) and might not correspond to a situation of incipient species.

At a point in the election season when politicians of the same party tend to sweep their differences under the rug, two senior Democrats have sent a strong letter to the Obama administration on a subject unknown to most American voters.

The French Revolution, which swept away differences between the dress of the nobility and that of ordinary citizens, brought profound changes in clothing style.

In strain sweep tests, large differences were observed between the elastic G′ and the loss G′′ moduli, with G′ being much higher than G′′, which could indicate the higher viscoelastic properties of the prepared gel.

ECCO2R was most effective with the 19Fr catheter at higher blood flow levels (experiments 3 and 4; Figure  1), with no clear difference between different sweep gas flow (8 versus 16 L/minute) conditions.

I just read your article about the arrest of suspected gang members on Long Island ("A Gang Sweep With a Difference," March 27).

President Obama alluded to Mr. Christie in his election night victory speech, saluting "leaders from every party" who "swept aside their differences to help a community rebuild".

I've seen it on the shores of New Jersey and New York, where leaders from every party and level of government have swept aside their differences to help a community rebuild from the wreckage of a terrible storm.

The results show that removing changes in amplitude across channels has a much greater impact on intelligibility than differences in sweep transition or duration across channels.