Sentence examples for a serious difference in from inspiring English sources

There are now signs of a serious difference in approach between Britain and America.

The rhetoric did make a serious difference in the views of white Southerners.

If you want a serious difference in quality, the hardware has to be much bigger, and that's the problem: they're trying to make it two things at once and, exactly as you might assume, it feels a bit like Frankenstein's monster".

"They are starting to reach the sort of level where they could make a serious difference in marginal seats".

One way to make a serious difference in suicide prevention is to change and expand the way we talk about suicide.

Yet one prominent Californian who says he's done all this and more argues that even extreme residential cutbacks are unlikely to make a serious difference in the fight against water shortages.

Indeed, there was no population for whom vending machines led to any serious difference in weight outcomes: not girls or boys, not Hispanics or Asians, not students from rich families or poor families.

If you speak multiple languages, consider signing up as a volunteer; a few minutes of your time could make a serious difference to someone in need of immediate help.

I note that no debater remarked on last year's historic victory for the trans community under Title VII in the Mia Macy v. Eric Holder decision, a point of serious difference in civil rights protections for the trans community compared with the gay community.

So there is no serious difference in healthcare between for-profit and not for profit organisations.

There was no serious difference in performance of the WAX and SAX materials under ERLIC conditions.