Sentence examples for the one difference from inspiring English sources

The one difference is that on Twitter these discounts would total a full 100percentt.

The one difference concerns the goal of nation-building, which Trump said he will abandon.

The one difference, he explained, was the speed with which the London actors learned the score.

The one difference this time is that the three characters are Romanians dwelling in Dublin.

The one difference is that Bordentown City is the real thing rather than a modern reinvention.

The one difference between higher education in the UK and Australia is the geopolitics.

The one difference is that with temperature you can be more playful -- at least once the food is cooked.

The one difference was the simple reduction in time available to feel at home with the subject.

The one difference is the gas engine's shutting off at a red light, leading novice drivers to conclude, instinctively, that the engine has stalled.

"I think the one difference now with salary cap cuts than in the past is that now the process is much more heartless.

Maybe the one difference is that he's a larger persona now, even in the room, in terms of his way of working, articulating how he feels about something.