Sentence examples for the most startling difference from inspiring English sources

But the most startling difference can be found in pitching.

Perhaps the most startling differences between the old measure and the new involves data the government has not yet published, showing 51 million people with incomes less than 50 percent above the poverty line.

One of the most startling differences from the redistricting of the past is the number of incumbents displaced from their current districts or put in districts with other incumbents or in more competitive districts.

One of the most startling differences in intake between countries is the significantly lower proportion of Polish subjects (16%) meeting the recommended intakes for polyunsaturated fats compared to the Czech (60%) and Russian subjects (65%).

There are startling differences between Twain's handwritten text and the original, 1885 edition of the novel, but perhaps the most startling occurs in Chapter 9: the manuscript contains a previously unknown episode, which was removed from the novel sometime before publication, and is published here for the first time.

McDonough called it "the most startling moment of the day".

The most startling legal realities are handled with lawyerly understatement.

The most startling statistic against the Jets?

The Chinese story is the most startling.

"It is the most startling thing.

"Hawaiian Surfing: Traditions From the Past" is the most startling of the three.