Sentence examples for a massive difference is from inspiring English sources

The fact is, children thrive on routine and stability and one thing that would make a massive difference is to have regular recess dates – so we can plan ahead in the knowledge that arrangements won't fall apart and cause disappointment.

There's a massive difference between being presentable and being vain.

There is obviously a massive difference between being mixed-race Chinese/white to being mixed-race black Caribbean/white, for instance.

"It is not a massive difference, I am just one closer to the 10.

You're making a massive difference and you're the reason I can smile tonight.

"There are a few differences in lifestyle, the weather makes a massive difference, but rugby is much of a muchness.

Moreover, as is the case in many countries, there is a massive difference in cost between private child care (a full-time nanny costs up to ?1200 per month) and local government-supported initiatives (which run closer to ?150 to ?400 per child per month).

When we were rehearsing Gypsy Girl, the rehearsal director used to make me stand and say, "I'm amazing!" – because if you don't believe it the audience certainly won't – and I felt a massive difference when I was performing.

We had good support and it made a massive difference, but it was a really tough game".

"It makes a massive difference when you are winning games.

"Extending paternity pay from two to six weeks and paying a better statutory rate would make a massive difference, as has been shown in other countries".