Sentence examples for too the difference between from inspiring English sources

"Sure I lose on clay, but I also lose on grass, too!" The difference between tennis played on clay and on grass courts is subtle but simple: the ball bounces higher and slower on clay than on grass.

This one, too (The Difference Between The Douchebag And The Asshole).

The ancestral bilaterian was probably a gastraea too, the difference between the two theories being whether the gastraea was pelagic and planktotrophic (terminal addition theory) or benthic and deposit-feeding (intercalation theory).

On foreign policy, too, the differences between the two front-runners came through clearly, despite the respectful attitude they adopted toward each other.

The same trend was seen after aging (Fig. 9), and in this case too the differences between aligners were significant (Table 4).

If τ is too small, the difference between the adjacent components of each phase point in the phase space will become too small.

A good thing, too, given the difference between exhibition tennis and the Grand Slam grind across the steamy summer.

We learned, too, that the difference between asteroids and comets is the amount of ice within comets (they originate further away from the sun, so they're colder).

The Justices worried that if they defined "official acts" too broadly, the difference between lawful and unlawful behavior would be left entirely to the judgment of federal prosecutors.

It, too, knows the difference between one section and the next, but not why one moment might matter more than others.

And not only is Australia's ratio of house prices to income well above the historical average,so too is the difference between housing prices and rent: The IMF however notes that the issue of housing affordability and bubbles is complex and also requires "supplementary information, such as credit growth, household indebtedness, lender characteristics, and the method of financing".