Sentence examples for the notable differences from inspiring English sources

While the notable differences are few between the different materials that make up the sound chamber, knowing the subtleties will provide you with a good guide if you're planning on buying and a smart use when you plan to use them.

C.L.: O.K. What are the notable differences, then?

One of the notable differences between Fabio Capello's England and that of the previous foreign manager is that Capello's team normally improves after the break.

As cosmetic medicine thinks of new ways to make us all look the same, we should cling to the notable differences, lest the great characters of our literature come to seem quaintly deformed to readers in the future.

Despite the notable differences in their approaches and interests, the combined work of these authors describe the cultural movement as a whole: a movement that is critical of "religion" and "theism", promotes radical secularism and takes a view which is particularly informed by contemporary science (especially genetics and cognitive science) and scientism.

;) #myfirstTweet Martin prefers to keep fans updated on his work through blogging platform LiveJournal (yes it still exists), having previously used it to comment on the notable differences between the way the Jaime and Cersei rape scene in Game of Thrones is depicted in his book and in the HBO show.

Instead the notable difference in pain sensitivity that developed over time for the different COMTval158met genotypes was discussed per se.

The notable difference this season, so far, is better health, physical and mental, players and coaches said.

The notable difference this time is the underlying business models of many companies, he says.

The notable difference was the "class has many dependencies" driver.

The notable difference is that these two GPS units use Google Local search instead Yahoo Local search.