Sentences with phrase «obvious difference among»

The most obvious difference among the three cars is styling.

The point is not to be arbitrary about definitions, however, but rather to reveal the following theoretical issue: All three kinds of ideologies in Table have been called civil religions, but there are obvious differences among them.

And despite the obvious differences among the three schools, Summers is optimistic about their chances of succeeding — or even surpassing UMBC's achievements.

For all the obvious differences among these cities, when the Art Basel fair visits them each year, it anchors its shows in the same way, with a large showcase of presentations by international galleries.

Not exact matches

The differences between the logic of unilateral and relational powers become strikingly significant in the context of the inequalities of power among persons and communities which are so obvious in our experience.15 Unilateral power, by definition, increases in one person only as it decreases in another.

By now it is obvious that there can be vast differences among economic systems that are all categorized as «capitalist.»

The results show that 1) differences are obvious in self - concept, coping styles and subject well being among adolescents of Han, Qiang and Yi nationalities; 2) the positive self - concept exerts a notable positive influence on subjective well being, and the negative exerts a negative one; 3) the coping styles play an intermediary role in the influence of self - concept on the subjective well being.

Among the more obvious differences are timing, cost, the use of experts and the manner of resolution of disputed issues.

Among the less obvious differences between collaborative law and litigation is what happens to the people involved in each process, primarily the clients and the lawyers.