Примери коришћења Vast difference на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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There is a vast difference!
There is a vast difference between being ready to take action, and actually taking that action.
I noticed a vast difference.”.
There is a vast difference in meaning, between the words"automatically" and"essentially"!
A little salt makes a vast difference.
There's a vast difference in opinions.
Heredity alone cannot account for these vast differences.
Why is there a vast difference in price?
What a vast difference between this burning faith and the cold, legalistic beliefs of the Pharisees!
There's obviously a vast difference in drinks.
There are vast differences in how fairness is defined and achieved, but there is almost universal awareness of the idea.
Without question there is a vast difference among true Christians.
There is a vast difference between a rapid improvement where the patient feels much better every day and a slow improvement where the patient barely notices any changes!
While the Obama administration might have called on the Syrian rebels to lay down their arms,there is a vast difference between official statements and what is being carried out on the ground.
There's a vast difference between bravery and stupidity.
It is true that people are exposed constantly to infectiousagent in the environment, however, there is a vast difference between natural exposure and that induced by vaccinations.
There is a vast difference between a passport and a visa.
There is a vast difference, my friends.
There is a vast difference between the North and the South.
There is a vast difference… look it up.
There are vast differences between the North and the South.
Human beings don't know what a vast difference there is between the morality of persons present and past.
But, the term“Ecumenical” is not related to the term“Ecumenist”,hence there is a vast difference between the“Ecumenical Church” and the so-called“Ecumenist Church”, since the latter is discerned by the so-called, familiar principles of Ecumenism.
There is a vast difference between guilt and responsibility.
It seems to me, therefore, patently obvious that we can no more respect and tolerate vast differences in notions of human well-being than we can respect or tolerate vast differences in the notions about how disease spreads, or in the safety standards of buildings and airplanes.
There's a vast difference between fitting in and belonging.
But there is a vast difference between ageing and growing old.
There is a vast difference between knowing and experiencing.
There is a vast difference between risk and calculated risk.