Sentence examples for a huge difference is that from inspiring English sources

"What has made a huge difference is that traditional knitters, the older group, have very recently found the internet.

What made a huge difference is that when I became an MP – although I was only the 200th woman to be elected to parliament – the others there, like Harriet Harman, Tessa Jowell and Patricia Hewitt, made it much easier for me to survive.

But what would make a huge difference is the second prize: a Cyprus settlement that reunified the island.

Many of the leaders I work with have a sense of massive overload, so Tim's technique of narrowing one's focus to a few things that make a huge difference is very appealing.

But the huge difference is that owners are not offering the incentives that they did a year ago.

"In terms of the amount of information we have in animals and the amount of information we have in humans, clearly there is a huge difference, but that's a lot different than saying the jury is out on whether EDCs influence humans".

But having a trained and motivated staff team can make a huge difference, and that is what I am aiming for.

"I think that there is a huge difference between tickets that are issued and the people being pushed to do those tickets," Mr. Thompson said, as the union's president, Robert Cassar, nodded behind him.

Extraordinary individuals can make a huge difference and that's why they get extraordinary pay.

As you may notice, there's a huge difference between Vines that are clearly made within the current restrictions of the app, and something like the Wolverine or Marvel teaser, which is obviously on a more professional level.

But the spread of the smartphone has made a huge difference: it is a powerful, portable computer that allows its user's position to be tracked to within a few yards, so that he can be told all sorts of information about what is around him.