Sentence examples for the extraordinary difference from inspiring English sources
These are spiritual and physical journeys, external and internal, paralleled strikingly by the extraordinary difference between the often austere exteriors of Kahn's brick and concrete buildings and their light, warm, quirky, expansive interiors.
Alonso, Borini, and Cattermole navigated angular passes in front of their defence, seemed to feel no panic and in the stature of the latter of those three revealed the extraordinary difference that a manager who motivates can bring.
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In short, the numbers paint a pretty vivid picture of both the havoc wreaked when a poor person is forced to stay in jail because they are too poor to afford their freedom, as well as the extraordinary difference that posting bail makes.
The extraordinary difference between the fly and human Dscam homologs in the extent of potential transcript diversity motivated us to investigate the phylogenetic origin of mutually exclusive alternative splicing in the four exon arrays of the Dscam gene.
What makes this battle all the more interesting is both the scale of the companies involved and the extraordinary differences in their ways of going about business.
Prompted by the extraordinary differences in penis bone length found in the animal kingdom, scientists set out to reconstruct the evolutionary story of the baculum, by tracing its appearance in mammals and primates throughout history.
The reasons for the presence of so much noncoding DNA in eukaryotic genomes and the extraordinary differences in genome size, or C-value, among species represent a long-standing puzzle known as the "C-value enigma".
The extraordinary differences in the copy numbers of individual chromosomes in strain CBS1483 raised the question of the extent to which this genetic feature differs among S. pastorianus lager brewing strains.
There is an extraordinary difference between the two groups in the extent to which they go on to commit violent crime, to become teenage parents, or to live off welfare.
The Hero Effect This new 10-part docu-series spotlights ordinary people who are making an extraordinary difference for the better in their communities.
