Sentence examples for the overriding difference from inspiring English sources

And of course the overriding difference is when you buy a car, you don't own the land upon which the car drives.

Whether we are discussing "sex workers", trans issues or porn, the overriding differences between women are far less "sexy".

The first overriding difference between American and European healthcare systems is one of philosophy.

The Danish and Swedish registries were originally based on the Norwegian registry, and there is no overriding difference between the three.

The absence of overriding differences between the Democrats has left plenty of room for politicians to guess about the motivations of the two candidates.

But there is one overriding difference: India has a culture of diversity.

There is no overriding difference between these registries.

Before the Vietnam War, for example, Under Secretary of State George W. Ball repeatedly reminded President Lyndon Johnson and his other aides of Vietnam's overriding differences from both Munich and Korea.

The overriding reason for this difference is the relatively high frequency among controls of the SE gene, which is also evident from the relatively low specificity of SE gene carriage in the prepatients.

In Clinton vs. Obama, the policy differences were minor (hence the overriding focus on minutiae like flag pins, Bosnian sniper fire, and the real meaning of "bitter").

"The overriding thing in someone who ends up in chronic pain are the individual differences," says Dr. Karen J. Berkley, a neuroscientist at Florida State University.