Sentence examples for any serious difference from inspiring English sources

To make any serious difference, there has to be action by ministers.

The more complex answer would recognise that any serious difference between human beings in a society raises broadly political questions.

In July 2011 the council got £74,000 for A Somnambulist – a figure beneath the auctioneer's estimate, and a sum that cannot possibly have made any serious difference to Bolton's finances or plans for a new city art store.

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.

"I will not allow any serious differences between Arafat and me".

In the absence of any serious differences of opinion or unreasonable demands, if a bond breaks that easily, it means it has not been cemented together with strong communication.

"It makes a serious difference," he says.

"This is a serious difference between us," she said.

"That's a serious difference and an important difference," she said.

"Internet Advertising: Technology, Ethics, and a Serious Difference of Opinion". Communications of the ACM.

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