Sentence examples for to stress the difference between from inspiring English sources
"I think, however, it is important to stress the difference between smart government and simply more government.
But they were quick to stress the difference between the lamb and Inuit staples, such as seal meat, caribou and arctic char.
But while it has clearly not put him off the world of documentary-making, he is at pains to stress the difference between such documentaries and the kind shown on Discovery's channels.
But analysts were keen to stress the difference between US and European TV markets, and said the declines could prove a good buying opportunity for eagle-eyed investors.
At the Television Critics Association winter press tour in Pasadena, California, on Wednesday, Rowland was at pains to stress the difference between Chasing Destiny and competing music shows like The X Factor and The Voice: "It's not a reality competition show – I'd like to make that very clear".
The Kurdish government loves to stress the difference between the quiet Kurdish north and the rest of Iraq: this week the most lethal bomb in months killed at least 63 Baghdadis.The regional government has also launched a campaign to tout Iraqi Kurdistan as a tourist destination, describing it as "the Other Iraq".
The centrists are at pains to stress the differences between themselves and Labour.
Repeatedly, in his interview on the Today programme and his LBC phone-in, he tried to stress the differences between the way the coalition is handling Syria and the way Labour handled Iraq 10 years ago.
Mr. Karzai has lived with that knowledge all his life, making him a difficult ally — always keen to stress the differences between himself and his backers, making him appear to be continually biting the hand that feeds him.
But rather than rely on desperation alone, the multinationals have also taken great care to alleviate the politicians' biggest fear: that they will be accused of siding with the enemy.Hence the effort by multinationals to stress the differences between themselves and other foreign investors.
Thagard (2011) is more concerned to stress the differences between fallacies and biases than to find connections between them.
