qualitative difference

Examples (10)

• There's a qualitative difference between simply memorizing facts and understanding concepts.
• The new software offers a qualitative difference in user experience compared to the old version.
• We observed a qualitative difference in the students' engagement after implementing the new teaching methods.
• Her artistic style showed a qualitative difference from her earlier works, indicating significant growth.
• Money might buy goods, but it cannot buy a qualitative difference in happiness.
• The shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy represents a qualitative difference in our approach to power.
• Critics noted a qualitative difference in the film's storytelling, making it stand out.
• While both dishes use similar ingredients, there's a qualitative difference in their preparation and taste.
• They argued that the proposed policy would make a qualitative difference in public health outcomes.
• Achieving true sustainability requires a qualitative difference in how we interact with the environment.