Sentence examples for a nice difference from inspiring English sources

"It makes a nice difference for a short period of time, but that's probably measured in months — not years.

Dick Ebersol, the president of NBC sports, said: "He'll make a nice difference at the gate, no matter where he plays.

It is not usually a lot of income, but coupled with other streams of income, it can make a nice difference in your bank account.

While this can make a nice difference in someone's day, if they aren't religious or have asked you not to include them you are disrespecting them, their wishes, and their beliefs, which is something a modern Christian girl should never do.

Although diagnostic applications are normally not performed at 60°C, we determined the stability of HRP at this temperature since we observed nice differences for the glyco-variants at this temperature and the assay could be easily performed in the laboratory.

There is a nice and useful difference, too, between the countertenors, David Daniels and Brian Asawa.

Marcus Rashford can play wider and offers a nice point of difference to Kane, so he is a certainty as well.

The two are interested in seeing what difference a nice kitchen will make.

Galen provides a nice illustration of the difference (65J).

Still, this is a nice primer on the difference that the 'L' release will have when it reaches consumers later this year.

Lastly, and most importantly, a student in Abra's class -- Cheryl King -- began to develop her show Not a Nice Girl -- exploring the difference between being "nice" and being good -- which she developed into a national success and became the cornerstone of her acclaimed theater Stage Left Studio.