Sentence examples for the core difference from inspiring English sources
noun
The central part of fruit, containing the kernels or seeds.
- The core of an apple or quince
"The core difference is on the UN security council sanctions.
"I think the features content was the core difference.
The core difference between the two sides in the disagreement could be one of semantics.
"The core difference is on the UN security council sanctions," said one western diplomat in Lausanne.
The core difference the judge identifies is that he's now convinced Gaza "civilians were not intentionally targeted as a matter of policy".
Which highlights, I think, the core difference between the way people like Manzi and I look at this, and the way that progressives do.
Wehner and the Journal's editorial writers might gain insight into the collective psyche of their right flank from unexpected sources: the sociologists, psychologists and political scientists who are exploring what they see as the core differences between conservatives and liberals.
An informant's response about the core differences between his home of Pentecost and Emae, where he currently works, was revealing: "Emae dispute more; Pentecost not so much" (E2).
"I heard the president say something today that is one of the core differences between who we are and what he represents for America.
The core differences between the Flash and iOS versions are a new endless mode and a narrative element based on ciphers and codes.
In the following two sections we present some characteristic extracts from the Norwegian and Danish focus groups that illustrate the core differences in attitudes to rationing and government guidelines.
