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

In this respect, he argued, sea power was very different from land power: there was a vast difference between first- and second-rank sea powers but little difference between such land powers.

Allofs, to be fair, did concede that there was a "vast difference in quality" between a less than convincing Bayern and his feeble side.

At an appearance in Bridgeport on Thursday, Mr. Rowland told reporters that there was a vast difference between his own case and "somebody who's been indicted on 21 counts".

There was a vast difference between Bush's loose, voluntary linkage to gain American freedom of action, and Clinton-Gore's tight linkage allowing Russia to determine both our ABM restrictions and Start limitations.

But in any case, he said, there was a vast difference between a two-month exposure to attack ads in a fall campaign and a sprinkling of them for a week or two during presidential primaries.

A Department for Transport (DfT) study of cars made by manufacturers such as Ford, Renault and Vauxhall found there was a vast difference in nitrogen oxide emissions measured in the laboratory and under normal driving conditions.

There's a vast difference.

There is a vast difference between perfect and abysmal.

She is Christian, we are Muslim, and there is a vast difference between the two.

There is a vast difference between a decline rate of 3.7%and6.7%7%.

In political terms, there is a vast difference between the two approaches.