Sentence examples for the decisive difference between from inspiring English sources

Lukács even goes so far as to claim that "it is not the primacy of economic motives in historical explanation that constitutes the decisive difference between Marxism and bourgeois thought, but the point of view of totality" (1921: 27).

It was the decisive difference between Gus Poyet's team, dominant for 55 minutes, and eventual winners City, who survived apparent stage fright and the potential to sleepwalk to defeat by finally delivering the quality that counted.

The decisive difference between their performance and that of countries subjected to structural adjustment was not corruption but economic policy.

The decisive difference between good and bad samples that can be easily scored is the presence of the 200 bp multiplex PCR fragment.

Although the sites at which AVE8062 and epinephrine facilitate the increase in vascular resistance are similar, the decisive difference between these two agents is the duration of their effects.

Rejoice!" Shyamalan sets out the nature of that decisive difference between the broken and the rest in scenes involving another character — Kevin's therapist, Karen Betty Buckleyy), whom he sees often in the course of the action.

But the decisive difference was the number of distinct scaffolds contained.

I think it will be very, very interesting in the next few years to see if this is really a universal, decisive difference between the eukaryotes and the bacteria, or just an intriguing feature of the first few well understood systems.

However, there is one decisive difference between the sage and the common person.

There is, in fact, a decisive difference between sports and politics.

On the other side of the ledger, i.e., banning assault rifles and high-capacity mags, there was again a decisive difference between gun owners who said 'no' and non-gun owners who said 'yes,' although in this case the percentage of non-gun owners who favored weapon and ammunition bans appears to have slipped.