Sentence examples for ultimate differences from inspiring English sources

There are ultimate differences as well as a hierarchy of universals, the highest universal being existence.

Economists have found empirical evidence that covered interest rate parity generally holds, though not with precision due to the effects of various risks, costs, taxation, and ultimate differences in liquidity.

The Cleveland Foundation agreed to cover the ultimate difference in cost.

What is the ultimate difference between a man and a woman?

The ultimate difference, perhaps, is this: people with Asperger's syndrome can tell us of their experiences, their inner feelings and states, whereas those with classical autism cannot.

Unfortunately for I.A.A.F. officials, they are faced with a question that no one has ever been able to answer: what is the ultimate difference between a man and a woman?

Two misplaced passes in moves where the prospect of reward did not outweigh the element of risk led to 12 points for their opponents, the ultimate difference between the sides.

Dependent on an oxygen tank because of lung disease, John wheezes out abuse while his son unleashes "venom," the two of them rolling across the country in search of "reconciliation," the son seeking elusive proof of their ultimate "difference".

For difficult calls — when a student hovers on the line between admission and rejection — admissions officers will look more closely at a student's file and his or her background can make the ultimate difference, Ms. Copeland-Morgan said; she does not consider it surprising, therefore, that black and Latino students with a given holistic score would have a higher acceptance rate.

The Augustinians also challenge the Arminians with the following question: If the ultimate difference between the saved and the lost lies in the superior free choices that the saved have made during their earthly lives, then why shouldn't they take credit for this difference or even boast about it?

David Stalker, the not-for-profit organisation's CEO, said: "We've known for some time that we're facing an uphill battle to reverse the inactivity trend and while the increase in funding represents a seismic shift in thinking amongst local authorities, building a sound evidence base to underpin the activity will be the ultimate difference between success and failure".