Sentence examples for the broader differences from inspiring English sources

Since the first decades of the 20th century, the narrow, twisting harborside streets that are host to the Monaco Grand Prix and the blindingly fast sweeps of the Indianapolis 500 have defined motor racing on opposite sides of the Atlantic -- and mirrored, in their high-octane, ear-splitting way, something of the broader differences that characterize the sporting cultures in Europe and America.

It has now been joined, for the first time, by a group of small European countries.What is much less clear is whether the broader differences about the use of American power have been narrowed enough to improve ties across the board.

Katharine Q. Seelye (NYT) THE REPUBLICANS BUSH STUMBLES ON 'I.R.A.' -- Gov. George W. Bush has no trouble articulating the broad differences between his tax-cut plan and Vice President Al Gore's.

The broad differences between process improvement, as meant in kaizen, and process optimization, as conventionally practiced in the United States and Europe, are also assessed.

When the data was released, it was noticed that a combination of several parameters like the mesh, turbulence model or solver controls were responsible for the broad differences between the participants' results.

Ongoing research is helping us better understand these epigenetic changes and is providing insight into the broad differences between how DNA functions in cancer cells versus normal ones.

Notwithstanding the broad differences between languages, it has been found that linguistic universals exist both at the level of grammar and vocabulary [8], [9], [10].

Instead we concentrated on the broad differences between vaccine and non-vaccine serotypes.

Perhaps this fact could justify the broad differences in cognitive plasticity between the 90+ and 75 89 years groups.

Items comprising the dimensions of the APQ-S and B-APQ were compared in order to better assess the broad differences between the instruments.

The wide variability in the change in A1C (95% CI: −0.03, 0.37) reflects the broad differences in patients' responses to these insulin regimens.