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The phrase "a huge difference was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant change or distinction that occurred in a particular context.
Example: "After implementing the new policy, a huge difference was observed in employee productivity."
Alternatives: "a significant change was" or "a major difference was".
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There was broad agreement that opportunities to put out positive messages to parents and parents-to-be were being lost, and one change that would make a huge difference was to encourage better collaboration between government and the food industry.
What made a huge difference was the first time I spent real time in a forest.
Such a huge difference was not found when examining Ka/Ks ratios which ranged from 0.584 to 0.644 among the different genomes.
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What also makes a huge difference is showing parents how their children can do well.
Still, he said, a huge difference is what sort of behavior becomes known today.
"What has made a huge difference is that traditional knitters, the older group, have very recently found the internet.
But what would make a huge difference is the second prize: a Cyprus settlement that reunified the island.
Prostitutes still show up occasionally, say people who work in the area, but a huge difference is visible between current conditions and those a decade ago.
What makes a huge difference is the quality of ingredients: I replace some of the Cheddar with Parmesan, which improves the flavor immeasurably.
In fact, it's the easiest way to make a huge difference is your cars stereo without having to buy new speakers and amplifiers.
Where I do find a huge difference is taste: To me, beans cooked without soaking are much deeper and richer in flavor.
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