Sentence examples for a difference that would from inspiring English sources

Who knows what a difference that would have made.

But if they can move the disposal well even just three miles, what a difference that would make".

Sherman speculates that it was because Lewis was 15 years younger, a difference that would matter very much to a "lady" who valued the propriety of her times.

But come back a week later and the Saturday and Sunday night price is $169 — a difference that would cover a lot of dog biscuits.

A difference that would reverberate, especially to the peoples of Europe that are suffering terribly due to their membership of the EU and their adoption of the euro.

"I think that volunteering for 67 minutes in a soup kitchen would make a difference, and if everyone in New York gave a little more than an hour of their time, you can imagine what a difference that would make".

The new emissions test takes 11 to 15 minutes, compared with 5 minutes for the old test, a crucial difference that would most likely create long lines at the smaller stations.

There was a statistically significant difference between the iGoniometer and long arm goniometer measurements but this was not considered to be a level of difference that would have a clinical impact" [ 20].

While the large difference in sitting height is easy to detect visually with box plots, a similar equipment error might result in a smaller absolute difference that would not be so apparent.

Thus, we conclude that the twofold difference is an underestimate of the reactivity difference that would be expected solely as a result of size effects.

These values represent the smallest detectable difference (SDD), i.e. the smallest difference that would indicate a real difference between the measurements with a 95% confidence [ 30] for healthy subjects.