Sentence examples for the practical difference from inspiring English sources

The practical difference the money has made is that I can support myself by fiction.

But the size of the injustice is minuscule (even if the practical difference in recent history is enormous).

"This is who we are, this is what we are," he thundered, neglecting to explain exactly what the practical difference is between those two formulations; "It kicks you!

The practical difference here compared to the Olympic sales is that because the tickets are quite a bit cheaper the amount that you are going to leave on your cash card will be less and for shorter".

Moreover, as Westminster politicians of all stripes have hastily made clear, if Scotland votes No, the devolved administration will soon get so much clout that the practical difference between staying in the union and leaving it will narrow.

Recent oral histories collected by the Regional Oral History Office of the Bancroft Library at the University of California, Berkeley, throw light on the practical difference the N.Y.A. made in the lives of those it enrolled.

The practical differences between local government in Australia and England are huge.

The practical differences between the "yes" and "no" campaigns are stark.

Sitting with journalists at the Tribeca film festival, where The Girlfriend Experience screened this week, Soderbergh mulls over the practical differences between big-budget and small-scale productions.

By the 3rd century ce, when citizenship was extended throughout the empire, the practical differences between jus civile and jus gentium ceased to exist.

Meanwhile, the practical differences between the Zune and the average iPod are negligible.