Sentence examples similar to added made no difference from inspiring English sources

Over a six-month period, though, adding exercise made no difference.

"More Koreans, Pakistanis, Jews, Africans," he said, adding that it made no difference to him.

And being a woman, Ms. Jorgensen added, makes a big difference: "She has a sense of how women get hurt".

"Pairing migrants with people who are capable of helping them navigate the complex bureaucracy," he added, "makes a big difference in their lives".

There were further shots and misses from Le Fondre and substitute Ivanovic in added time, but it made no difference.

The World Snooker chairman added: "It would have made no difference had we been dealing with the world No1 or the world No96".

Whether or not iodine was added to the impregnation made no difference (Webster and Alghamdi 2013 (1++)).

A former deputy of Mr. Loeser's, John Gallagher, said Mr. Goldman could "definitely be tough, and being in the position he's in, I never felt we benefited from it". "I would occasionally just think," he added, " 'This makes no difference.' " Mr. Goldman has arguably even lost out on occasion because he works for Bloomberg News.

Even as she added, "I loved that because it made no difference.

What's going to replace it?" He added, "It may make no difference; it may make a huge difference".

"You know," he adds, inevitably, "it makes no difference to me.