Sentence examples for there was a major difference from inspiring English sources

But there was a major difference in this particular catastrophe.

It also became clear that there was a major difference between the ethos of the newspapers and that of WikiLeaks.

"The curator said that at the start of the project, the previous year, there had been no eye contact, but by January there was a major difference in their body language," says Benjamin.

Kenneth Hess, founder and president of Science Buddies, a nonprofit group that runs www.sciencebuddies.org, which does not sell products, noted that there was a major difference between a science activity and an experiment.

The political scientist Lynn Vavreck, the co-author of "The Gamble," a book the Cruz campaign has publicly stated it has studied for its strategic insights, said there was a major difference between the 2008 study in Michigan and what Cruz is doing in Iowa.

There was a major difference between this year's upfront negotiations and last year's: the dickering ended about six weeks later this time around, primarily because of delays in marketers coming to terms with two of the five networks, ABC and NBC.

For the library plasmid there is a major difference in promoter between the LexA and GAL4 system.

Although our model (10) is a CRF, compared with usual practice in the field there is a major difference, which is our simple training algorithm (13).

I think, for example, it's important to point out on a number of different issues that there's a major difference.... MRS. CLINTON -- This is what's called a filibuster, Gabe.

But there is a major difference.

There's a major difference between Bush and Obama.