Sentence examples for years the difference from inspiring English sources

It's not as if he is saying anything different from what he has been in the last 30 years – the difference now is that many more people are listening.

After five years, the difference is just two-tenths of 1percentt.

It turns out that even after thousands of years the difference between summer snow and winter snow can be distinguished.

(At the numbers Jackson has sold over the past nearly thirty years, the difference between units sold and shipped wouldn't be that large.

Their forwards competed gamely throughout, but as in so many England v Australia games at international level down the years, the difference came in the skill levels and execution of the Australian side's backs division.

In the jewelry business that I directed for many years, the difference in sales among stores often did not reflect differences in location, appearance, merchandising, advertising, or promotion so much as differences in the ability and commitment of the salespeople.

"If you look at the extremes in 2000," Dr. Singh said, "men in the most deprived counties had 10 years' shorter life expectancy than women in the most affluent counties (71.5 years versus 81.3 years)." The difference between poor black men and affluent white women was more than 14 years (66.9 years vs. 81.1 years).

For each 5-year age group (35 79 years), the difference between the observed and simulated incidence rates was <10%.

However, although the area under the plasma concentration curve for roflumilast was higher in healthy volunteers aged 45 64 years than in volunteers aged 22 30 years, the difference was not clinically important and no dosage adjustment is recommended in older patients (Manegold et al. 2002b).

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Over the past 10 years, the difference between the official claimed figures and what motorists are actually seeing has increased".