Sentence examples for Makes a substantial difference from inspiring English sources

The matter, however, is not one of first impression, and that fact makes a substantial difference.

In fact, studies show class size makes a substantial difference in lower grades.

Why? Timelines for approval and permitting are currently so long in San Francisco that decreasing them, by for example, 33percentt, makes a substantial difference.

Having direct access to open space - a balcony, terrace or roof area - makes a substantial difference to the quality of everyday life.

It sounds trivial, but maximizing the physical space your body takes up makes a substantial difference in how your audience reacts to you, regardless of your height.

"You'll spend less money over those first seven years if you've got a lower rate, but in terms of what the house will be worth," he said, "I'm not sure it makes a substantial difference".

The underlying reason is that the line predicting true endpoint from potential surrogate endpoint has a sufficiently different slope for each randomization group to make a substantial difference in the conclusion.

As it turned out, the national surveys used a different definition of the full SDM package, which made a substantial difference in SDM availability and use.

The development "will make a substantial difference to the shortfall in London," he added.

So far, nothing has made a substantial difference in Casey's behavior.

Choosing the right defense attorney can make a substantial difference in the result of your case.