Sentence examples for Make a critical difference from inspiring English sources

"The Asian-American vote could make a critical difference.

"In a close election, it could make a critical difference".

Sizable minority-ethnic communities could make a critical difference in all these constituencies.

The Court acknowledges this distinction but blithely concludes that it "does not make a critical difference". Ante, at 10.

He said he had found that in life-or-death situations, those relationships can make a critical difference.

These are the discretionary crucial areas in which Mr. Ashcroft's personal beliefs and his positions on important political and social issues would make a critical difference.

Mr. Miles has made a critical difference, they believe.

Biddle did not always prevail, but he made a critical difference in our nation's policies.

Many of the actions that made a critical difference were not prohibitively expensive.

But to me, what makes a critical difference is that in the jardins, you can find the greatest piece of (urban) furniture on earth – the reclining Chaise Luxembourg.

In these cases, early treatment and a commitment to taking antipsychotic drugs, which blunt the paranoid delusions and hallucinations that can cause people to lash out, could have made a critical difference, many experts say.