Sentence examples for a colossal difference to from inspiring English sources

Research from the Runnymede Trust found that ethnic minority UK citizens retiring to countries outside of Europe could lose up to £24,000 over 20 years – a significant figure, and one which makes a colossal difference to people, particularly when their health starts to decline.

During the early years of dinosaur research in the middle part of the 19th century each new find of course made a colossal difference to the total known and added much information, but discoveries have continued through to the present and many specimens that were not considered of great significance have turned out to be more important than originally suspected.

No. Martín Demichelis would still have been sent off, and Barça would have had a dangerous set piece, but there's a colossal difference between a penalty and a free-kick … and yet there is often very little difference in the fouls that see them awarded.

And having her coming every Friday, you know, it's a colossal difference' (Erica).

"Obviously it made an absolutely colossal difference.

The difference in the level of the fertility status of the soils consequently gave colossal difference in response level to fertilizer applications.

By sticking to a small-sounding number, Rove is simply avoiding history's inevitable judgment on the colossal difference between Obama's convincing victory this month and Bush's narrow 2004 win.

If not, the company could suffer a colossal blow to its reputation as a reliable carrier.

It lent a colossal amount to one company with little oversight.

His last project, a colossal monument to the German composer Richard Wagner, remained unfinished at his death.

"I wish every success to Russian Paralympians, but the Ukrainian team have a colossal desire to bring peace to Ukraine".