Sentences with phrase «substantive difference»

But what are the major substantive differences between these three versions of the same epic story?

But despite these apparent differences, in practice the experience suggests that there has been little substantive difference in this aspect of the framework.

While there have been substantive differences about how to move forward, we all have agreed that we must find a way to serve that ideal despite the constraints we currently face.

The authors find that, compared with their peers who are not Black, there are several substantive differences in their preparation, school characteristics, and reasons for leaving.

The best way to compensate for this limitation is to assign students randomly to experimental and control groups whose only substantive difference is whether they are offered a voucher.

NEW YORK CITY — There is little substantive difference between the Democrats running to replace Michael Bloomberg, mayoral hopeful and City Comptroller John Liu said this week.

However, the national measures obscure substantive differences at the state level and the additional data released today show clear differences of distress among the select states for which we show data,» said Wilbert van der Klaauw, vice president in the Research and Statistics Group at the New York Fed.

First, it should be noted that I write as an evangelical Protestant, a duly dunked Baptist with Reformed convictions, and I do not minimize the serious substantive differences that still divide the churches of the Reformation from both the Church of Rome and those of the East.

Public Advocate Letitia James, a Democrat running for reelection, squared off against her Republican opponent, J.C. Polanco, in a friendly yet competitive debate on Monday that highlighted substantive differences, and some shared opinions, between the two candidates on a range of policy issues.

The original mono track is offered alongside a near - identical DD stereo option, the sole substantive difference coming during the abovementioned three - way tryst / double - castration, where an adventurously distorted soundmix (parts suggest a fetal heartbeat monitor) is rendered with more clarity.

The other reason I find myself doing points stays a lot (also Hyatts with Chase URs, for instance) is the pretty substantive difference of not having to pay all those nutty hotel taxes in some places.

Of the two, the front office function does not face as substantive a difference between lawyers and SRLs as judges do.

The crux of the problem with these internally identical Android Wear watches is that tech consumers demand substantive differences between cheap and expensive gadgets.

Here, though, are five gadgets costing less than $ 30 apiece that have made a real, substantive difference in my cooking.

The only substantive difference between organic and non-organic seeds, by the way, is use of anti-fungal treatment on the non-organic seeds — a common practice to enhance fertility.

The only substantive difference is that I had previously low - balled the annual profits of Ontarioâ $ ™ s Crown corporations at $ 4 billion.

[Pause here for a moment and consider the substantive difference between a Yellen press conference and a Spicer press conference.

If, however, there was a point to your query, would there be a substantive difference?

Is it a substantive difference in the campaigns, or latent racism?

Very often this diversity is delineated entirely in terms of the sex, race, or ethnicity of the person or group speaking rather than any substantive difference in moral or political aims.

I can not discern any substantive difference between a cult and a religion.

Our efforts thus signal the substantive difference that different approaches can make, as well as the importance of taking the best approach possible, by which I mean the one with the most warranted and illuminating assumptions.

Much more in the way of application is needed, something Jones himself recognizes when he states in his introduction that «I do not display here the substantive difference a Trinitarian perspective brings to various issues and often vexing problems.»

I challenge you to demonstrate any substantive difference between the actions of those at Baylor and MSU with the ones taken at UM.

I continue to wait for one of The Old Guard to explain the substantive difference between amphetamines in the 1970s and steroids in the 1990s.

Many of the couples who came to us likely did not realize that there was no substantive difference between the birth center and a home.

We excluded studies that did not achieve an «A» rating in the sensitivity analysis in order to assess for any substantive difference to the overall result.

A «next generation» Blair / Brown divide would depend on defining the substantive differences about ideas, policy and politics which divide David Miliband, once head of policy for Blair, from his brother Ed Miliband, former head of policy for Brown.

A source in the Cuomo camp said the speech in Colonie was «consistent with the themes we've been talking about» and dismissed the idea of any substantive differences in what the candidate has been saying.

In a statement, NEJM says that there is a «substantive difference» between the two papers, and that its editors were not aware of the EID paper.

«There's no substantive difference between the squab you order in a French restaurant and the pigeons you see on the street,» says Courtney Humphries, author of Superdove: How the Pigeon Took Manhattan... And the World.

The latest innovation to the online program will provide a new approach to the timing of eating protein, which may make a substantive difference for people who want to kickstart a healthier new year.

«And we know that high - quality practices in social - emotional learning can make a substantive difference in children's educational experience, and can serve as a powerful lever for transforming behavior at scale.»

After interviewing more than 50 of these gentrifiers about their school - choice process, I concluded that it is the substantive differences in parenting styles between the white, upper - middle - class parents and the nonwhite, less - affluent parents that are hindering school integration, as these parenting styles directly affect school culture and expectations.

For instance, in his 1997 book The Teacher Unions, Myron Lieberman argued, «The neoconservative notion that the AFT is a more enlightened union or more hospitable to educational reform or innovation [than the NEA] resulted from AFT president Albert Shanker's ability to manipulate media, not to any substantive differences between the unions.»

The hope is that if enough of these efforts show sustained results, funding priorities may change, and programs such as Quiet Time could find a place next to blended learning, English - language learning, and other strategies that make a substantive difference for students who face a steeper path to success.

Where's the substantive difference that would justify the strident review?