Sentences with phrase «than differences amongst»

I believe that, when it comes to creating supports for colleagues, there are many more similarities than differences amongst us.

Not exact matches

A fresh view makes all the difference and has prompted more imaginary play amongst the three of them than I've seen around those particular toys in a good long while.

Amongst Sun readers though it was CON 42 %, LAB 29 %, LDEM 12 % — so while there isn't much difference in Conservative support, Sun readers are actually a bit more Labour and a bit less Lib Dem than the population as a whole, meaning the Tories have a lower lead amongst Sun readers than elsewhere in the cAmongst Sun readers though it was CON 42 %, LAB 29 %, LDEM 12 % — so while there isn't much difference in Conservative support, Sun readers are actually a bit more Labour and a bit less Lib Dem than the population as a whole, meaning the Tories have a lower lead amongst Sun readers than elsewhere in the camongst Sun readers than elsewhere in the country.

«While this variation is highly significant, we found that there were no significant pathological and radiological differences in these cases, and, therefore, we argue that it is much more likely to be variation in practice that is the problem, rather than variation amongst patients,» said Dr Thomas.

As for the rest of what you just wrote, were it possible to send you back in time, you'd find that there is no practical difference between being in law school then and being in law school now other than that you've far more options in what to take including practice - focussed courses, the modern facilities are far better and the men often had hair as long as, or longer than, the women — even amongst the professors.

While generally regarded as supplementary, visual aesthetics have the potential to be much more than just a supplement, especially when the difference between standing out amongst other competitive applicants can be by just the smallest of measures.