Sentence examples for there are much differences from inspiring English sources

As we expected, there are much differences in the magnitude and period of the measured signal among different activities.

Nevertheless, from Table  3, we note that there are much differences between the results obtained by D. radiodurans c2 and D. radiodurans c1, which indicates that their Fisher coefficients display discrepant properties.

Not that there was much difference.

"I did not think there was much difference between the two sides.

"No," he says when asked whether there is much difference between managing a club and a country.

But, Cross said, "I don't believe there's much difference between a person with an I.Q. of 160 and one with 170, or 180".

"I don't really think there's much difference between a character actor and a leading man besides aesthetics," Renner says.

As a longtime advocate of the abolition of boxing, I don't guess there is much difference between one abattoir and another.

It has to do with reality versus illusion (or the natural versus the artificial — I'm not sure there's much difference in this case).

But I don't think there's much difference between now and 20 or 30 years ago, aside from the added stress in our daily lives.

We're starting to wonder whether there is much difference between Chris Morris' comedy creation and the increasingly slap-stick current affairs side show.