Sentence examples similar to a difference in worth from inspiring English sources

I wonder if it would have made a difference in my perception of my worth and my view of the world had someone shown me love and compassion in that moment when I truly needed it the most.

But being comfortable in front of a crowd can make such a difference in your career that it's worth overcoming the fear.

It's unclear how exactly those activations were split among the two platforms, so there's no telling if it actually made a difference in market share, but it's worth considering.

If I make a difference in one's person life, it is worth it". To me that is the definition of community.

The PPP-adjusted GDP preferred by economists when making international comparisons takes into account the relative cost of living and inflation rates, rather than just exchange rates, which may distort real differences in worth.

To Apple Computer and Benjamin Cohen, a 22-year British entrepreneur, it's a difference worth fighting over in court.

"But yet, as of today, there's a significant difference in the allocated worth of the airports as against the present site" of the trade center, Mr. McGreevey said at a joint news conference with Gov. George E. Pataki.

It was unclear yesterday whether Governor McGreevey's reference to a "significant difference in the allocated worth" of land under the airports and at ground zero was based on negotiations already taking place.

I doubt that very many people can find the hot stocks of the next 30 years, bet enough on them to make a big difference in their net worth and hold on long enough to lock in those gains.

Over 12 months or so, though, you should start to see a measurable difference in your net worth.

The difference in net worth is even more stark.