Sentence examples for there was no material difference from inspiring English sources

In the trial, Whitehouse's solicitor claimed there was no material difference between people being portrayed making love on stage or in film and a couple having sex in the street.

(In 1992 the FDA ruled that since there was no material difference between GM and non-GM food, labelling was not required).Rural Vermont's website has a cartoon depicting GM foods as radioactive mutant creatures with eyes on stalks.

His aides said that today had been the first media opportunity available to Brown to say sorry, and that there was no material difference between saying sorry as he had yesterday, and expressing regret, as he had in his private letter earlier this week.

Bristol Civic Society also objected saying there was "no material difference between the first and the second applications" for a new store.

I am seeing numerous posts by Sanders supporters threatening to refuse to vote for Clinton should she be the nominee and which often revive the biggest lie from the 2000 campaign that there was no material difference between the two parties' candidates.

We carried out pooled analyses including either the case/control comparison or the TDT subgroup from that study; there was no material difference in the conclusions whichever population was included (data available on request).

There was no material differences in risk across the three strata, with subjects having the longest history of diabetes being those diagnosed ⩾10 years prior to their cohort enrolment, and subjects having the shortest history being those diagnosed within 5 years of cohort enrolment.

"If there's no material difference, then it would be misleading to require labeling".

The Food and Drug Administration does not require labeling of a food just because it is genetically modified, saying there is no material difference between such foods and their conventional counterparts.

In the eyes of regulators, there is no material difference between a research analyst recommending a company during a road show and a banker repeating his analyst's views, lawyers involved in the talks say.

The letter also challenged the possible impact of regulatory obstacles, saying "there is no material difference between the regulatory conditions attached to our offer and the Royal Caribbean proposal".