Sentence examples for years difference in from inspiring English sources

There can be as much as 15 years' difference in the life expectancy for men living in different neighbourhoods within the same local authority.

There was more than thirty years' difference in their ages.

Since there is but five years difference in their ages, she feels El-Dora will listen.

Compared with other Asian nations, Mr. Milne said, "we are talking about 20 to 25 years difference in terms of youth culture".

I wish I could be around to visit Dexter's four-star restaurant (there is almost 80 years difference in our ages), but I do hope there will be other articles about him as he expands his repertoire.

In London, as a child of ten, the writer had French lessons twice a week from Madame Houdin, who ignored the thirty years' difference in their ages and treated her as a rational adult being.

Results show that significant changes in trend were almost always consistent across Senegalese regions, with a few years' differences in the dates of occurrence of the changes.

Theirs has been one of the most successful of operatic marriages, though for years differences in their respective repertoires meant they rarely sang together.

In the 7th and 8th years, differences in the understory biomass were less important, but the control plots consistently had the largest understory biomass.

For example, in two studies after 3 and 4 years, differences in root biomass among grass species mixtures and monocultures were not significant in a study in Germany [16, 40].

At 2 years, differences in the structure of social networks were more marked.