Sentence examples for any difference any from inspiring English sources

Is there any difference any more?

Knowing wouldn't have made any difference any way the case went.

"Being here or in Milan doesn't make any difference any more," says Giancarlo Di Risio, Ittierre's chief executive officer (Perna is chairman).

It doesn't make any difference any more.

Hence, pictures are grouped together with such things as diagrams, ungraduated instruments of measurement, and maps with those symbols, that is, for which, in simpler words, any difference may make a difference: any difference in a mark may correspond to a different character, and any difference in the character may stand for a different correlation to the field of reference.

"For any political difference, any rivalry, he makes a case," a senior Iraqi politician told me.

Who can tell the difference any more?

As a result, there are hardly any demonstrable differences any more in the relative incidence of perinatal mortality between the parts of the day.

Therefore, any size difference occurring in any of the four microspores in a tetrad in TMS and the enlarged microspores in SM were considered as positive responses.

Nevertheless, there is no trend for a difference in any parameter so any possible difference is likely to be small and may not be clinically relevant.

But other villages question whether such a move will make any difference, whether the soil is any different less than a mile away.