Sentence examples for the difference entirely from inspiring English sources
Minister Exactly, not huge, but it, it makes all the difference, entirely, to everyone, and everything, for ever … Look, a lot of people keep saying we should sleep on this.
Edmund J. McMahon, senior fellow at the Empire Center for New York State Policy, a research organization that favors reduced government spending, said the challenge Mr. Cuomo would face in closing the budget gap depended largely on whether he seeks to make up the difference entirely with spending cuts, or whether he finds other ways to generate new revenue.
Similarly, Switzerland has pledged to phase out its nuclear reactors by 2034 and make up the difference entirely in renewable energy.
Hunters also like to distinguish between "legal" and "illegal" kills, a difference entirely irrelevant to the dead animal.
The difference is entirely accounted for by the fact that black fathers are more likely to be absent, say the study's authors.
It could be that the difference is entirely attributable to traits like intelligence or perseverance that kids have before they matriculate.
If the 95% confidence interval of the difference lies entirely to the right/left of 0 then we say the first/second method is significantly better.
Like the majority of the hardware news at the event, the differences are entirely behind the scenes — and let's be honest, upgraded Intel processors will never be as exciting to the layperson as a Siri speaker or iMac Pro.
The two Vietnamese populations showed consistency in their risk factor profiles (analysis 1), with the differences being entirely quantitative in nature.
Therefore, we cannot be certain that the differences are entirely because of the 'black other' subgroup, as suggested by Dr Ingleby.
That the difference was not entirely eliminated was likely due to the fact that all scrambled statements still contained all the elements of grammatically intact statements, and so propositional meaning may sometimes have been inferred by automatic reordering of words.
