Sentence examples for always makes a difference from inspiring English sources

That always makes a difference.

"I think competition always makes a difference, especially in vegetables," he said.

"If a physician thinks this new drug is the greatest thing since sliced bread or if he's really excited about a new theory, it always makes a difference.

I believe that love is authentic, love is inspired and true love mixed with kindness always makes a difference.

Culture always makes a difference, and presents another layer of complexity and nuance for anyone seeking to help.

That it's valued and supported, people are given time to do it, and that it is a priority…so that everyone's committed to trying to make it work… It needs leadership, it needs major clinician leaders to be supportive otherwise the screening won't occur…" (Psychiatrist 1) "…(it's the) local champions that always makes a difference".

They agreed extra money did not always make a difference in advantaged schools.

"Kun is amazing, a player who can always make a difference," Pellegrini said, before revealing Agüero had received treatment for a sore thigh during the interval.

On the other hand, audio transcription may be one of those occupations in which the human element will always make a difference.

Her argument that parliament needs a strong opposition party of social conscience—"We have never made government, but we have always made a difference", she says may win back votes from the Liberals.A Liberal government still looks the likeliest outcome.

Benitez has more to do yet to win the fans' favour even after the eight-goal show against Aston Villa that preceded this more down-to-earth victory – one that seldom looked in doubt, though as Benitez said, "at 1-0 a quick counter-attack can always make a difference".