Sentence examples for years the difference between from inspiring English sources

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.

For example, at 3 years, the difference between the two estimates is 0.1%, whereas at 5 years, the difference between the estimates is 5.3%.

However, in both years the difference between the number of distributed and used vouchers remains large, indicating that many distributed vouchers were not used.

Denmark had the highest incidence rate throughout the entire study period, and in later years the difference between Denmark and the other countries even widened.

Both interaction coefficients are negative indicating that over the years, the difference between the two tracks and CPIRD was reduced significantly.

"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).

If the manner in which statehouse business gets done in the South hasn't changed much over the years, the differences between the two flags themselves very much reflect changes in southern society that have taken place between 1956 and now.

This can be a bit problematic because in kids' early years, the differences between what a child aged three is interested in and one aged five, for example, is vast.

If the Oregon experiment were carried out beyond two years, the differences between the insured and the uninsured would accumulate.

In separate analyses for individuals below and above the age of 65 years, the differences between the diabetic and control group remained largely identical (data not shown).