Sentence examples for there were sharp differences in from inspiring English sources

Regionally, there were sharp differences in overall crime last year.

'Certainly there are sharp differences in performance between communities within the north east region.

As any libertarian will tell you, there are sharp differences in opinions between conservatives and libertarians, and now Fox has programs for both.

Still, there are sharp differences in how the Obama and the Clinton fund-raising teams have operated, and people on both sides say it could be harder than in past Democratic campaigns for them to pull together.

Secondly, there are sharp differences in effects between energy subsidy and carbon tax.

Even within individual charophycean lineages, there are sharp differences in intron content.

"This is an issue that will cleave a lot of companies more than other business policy issues because there are sharper differences in strategies," said Matthew J. Slaughter, associate dean of the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College.

Nevertheless, there were sharp differences among the civil servants.

However, there were sharp differences among regions as well as the financial profiles of households.

The finance ministers from the seven major industrial democracies are expected to discuss a variety of other issues, including some in which there are sharp differences between the United States and Europe.

Yet another area where there are sharp differences between industrial and developing countries is in the share of tariff lines bound at zero.