Sentence examples for the difference rather from inspiring English sources

Many are spending the difference, rather than paying down their liabilities.

But you don't miss out on big work by not being in London," she says, adding that it's the firm that makes the difference, rather than its location.

They sell them on in another country with VAT added, but pocket the difference, rather than pay the VAT to the relevant tax authorities.

But their admirers can be unsettled by the hybrid's need to please everyone and tendency to split the difference rather than take a stand.

But it was a welcome relief that Ryan Taylor's goal proved the difference rather than any moment of controversy.

This is in line with results of previous studies that have used as dependent variable the difference rather than the level of unemployment (Daveri and Tabellini 2000).

Hearing both works in a single sitting is emotionally wearing, but you notice the differences rather than the similarities.

One of the curiosities can be the differences, rather than the similarities, between people walking down the street — differences in expectation and privilege, in wealth and opportunity.

"The basic line in this system is to acknowledge that there could be uncomfortable differences of opinions between you and others, and to simply accept the differences rather than debate them," said Toshiyuki Masamura, professor of social studies at Tohoku University.

Why not train men to understand the differences, rather than having the women act more like men? Surely institutions need diversity for success.

Our interpretation of this was that hyperkeratotic parakeratosis and ruminitis, induced by butyric and lactic acid [ 1], accounted for the differences, rather than a difference in age of the calves.