Sentence examples for too little difference from inspiring English sources

After a quarter of a century, commissioning has made too little difference.

With graphene transistors, there's too little difference between the amount of current running when they're switched on versus when they're off.

But there is a vast gulf between Mr. McCain and the two Democrats — and far too little difference between Mr. McCain and President Bush.

However, the results also underscore claims that Swedish integration policy makes too little difference and therefore has to be developed and allowed to become costlier, as well as better targeted.

"There are far too many law firms in every town and too little discernible difference". One survey last year revealed that more than three-quarters of consumers (77%) who used lawyers in the past five years did not shop around.

Party affiliation, too, makes little difference.

It could be that the difference in circumstances was too little to cause a difference, because once in culture the differences in environmental circumstances are perhaps better equilibrated, when the aspirate has been mixed with culture medium.

As in Italy and Spain, wages are set centrally with too little regard for differences in productivity across industries and companies.

The debate on available figures and what they measure has tended toward overgeneralization with too little consideration of differences that might emerge from cross-national or cross-cultural comparison.

I refuse to wallow in despair or just accept that I am too little to make a difference.

"The rest of the members hold the same view, too, but with a little difference regarding the level of the reduction".