Sentence examples for a material difference to from inspiring English sources
It sounds utopian, but I think it would make a material difference to the kind of intelligence we get.
The OFT said it was the first time that the prospect of efficiencies had "made a material difference to the outcome in a 'horizontal' merger case between competitors".
But, by putting our house in order, the G8 will make a material difference to the lives of the poor while also benefiting its own citizens.
"To be meaningful, these proposals need to be more than warm words and make a material difference to our funding model," Duncan said.
But, for tech companies, the treadmill never slows down — and as devices get faster and more powerful, it becomes harder to make a material difference to customers' experiences.
This could not be foreseen at the time that play was restarted and made a material difference to the playability of the golf course".
We were never in danger of falling off, so being cognisant that the world is round does not make any material difference to our lives.
They said the ruling would give their children protection from "covert, unauthorised photography" and make an "immediate and material difference to their lives".
The inclusion of "study" as a covariate made no material difference to the DBP genotype effect on 25OHD concentration and so was not included in the analyses.
If you had dropped in from Mars, you would have sworn that these people were partying in celebration of a championship or a cup win rather than a victory that will make no material difference to their season.
