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More than anything, however, there was a marked difference in attitude.

Each costs $30, but there are marked differences in content.

Scientists said they did not understand the cause of such marked differences.

I was struck by the marked differences between the countries.

They got an 8.5, a marked difference in possible threat.

The more marked difference between now and six years ago is that the Republicans are out of power.

This led to a marked difference in the sound of both tracks.

However, researchers have found marked differences between the two drugs.

There is, as we know today, a marked difference between them.

I believe there are still some marked differences in this respect.

Others draw a sharp distinction between the real estate market of 15 years ago and today's.

Instruments working at lower energies cannot make such sharp distinctions.

The poll showed that people continued to draw a sharp distinction between the President's personal and public lives.

Another sharp distinction is on the issue of capital punishment.

No sharp distinction is to be seen between body and soul.

But it seems to come down to making sharp distinctions between roots and branches.

But Washington must draw a sharp distinction between the two struggles.

There is not a sharp distinction between theory and observation.

But, over time, he'd stopped drawing a sharp distinction between the various levels of punishment.

The sharp distinction between the two buildings on the outside is carried through the interior.

But there are some sharp differences among the three companies.

There are also sharp differences over how many workers in each state will be covered.

There has been a sharp difference over what its price tag should look like.

Still, the personalities here bring their own sharp differences to the table.

But sharp differences emerged with respect to political and social action.

Sharp differences remain in the views of the two nations' people.

As such, there were sharp differences between how the two agencies thought the camp should be run.

The poll showed sharp differences by generation and education level.

The issue produced sharp differences among the leaders of the five factions in the front.

There was a sharp difference, however, in attitudes toward diversity.

"There are distinct differences in the way they treat them."

There's a distinct difference between her and that practice blade.

There is a distinct difference in how programs are operated.

"I have a very distinct difference with the Governor on that one," he said.

There is a distinct geological difference between the north and the south of the county.

A. Between the two cultures, there are some distinct differences.

A decade ago there was a distinct difference between the kids in these two places.

"The health, social services and sports functions are considered important, but there is a distinct difference in the focus of an American school."

I thought there should be a distinct difference in the language.

Even more important, there is often a distinct difference in tone.

All studies done to date, however, have failed to show measurable differences.

Their findings indicate measurable differences between normal and depressed women.

According to their findings, people who watched this wall and concentrated could generate a small but measurable difference in the results.

She said the college had found this made "no measurable difference" in quality.

For a distant aircraft there will be no measurable difference.

"We found no measurable difference in Yonkers," she said.

Candidates need to understand the gender gap, the measurable difference in the way women and men vote and how they view political issues.

"But it's too early to tell whether there's a measurable difference between them and the long-term tenants."

Often, human faces with no measurable difference in facial geometry and appearance are perceived as having different ages.

And winning streak or not, he will make a measurable difference in the number of people who come to the track when he runs.

It reported pronounced differences in the outcome for patients, depending on race and socio-economic status.

And are we now going to see and end to factionalism or those differences more pronounced than before?

It found that across the 55 nations studied, the most pronounced difference was in neuroticism.

In many cases there is a pronounced difference between the two phases of planning.

The tree will bloom better where there is pronounced difference between summer and winter temperatures.

The most pronounced difference from conventional housing is that all residents have an equal say in the decisions involving the project.

Consequently, there were pronounced differences in approaches to common problems from one clinician to another.

Nowhere were the differences more pronounced than in the plans prepared by the two finalists.

On some issues, question wording can result in quite pronounced differences between surveys.

The pronounced physical differences between them result only from the contrasted ways in which they are erupted.