Sentence examples for are making a dramatic difference from inspiring English sources
"What this information shows is, on supply and demand, we are making a dramatic difference," said Mr. Walters, director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy.
So stop your sudoku for a minute and listen: knowing in advance where the exits are makes a dramatic difference to your chances of survival if we have to evacuate the aircraft.Everyone was able to survive Monday's accident because they got out of the burning plane quickly.
"So far, we haven't come up with anything that's made a dramatic difference.
REBECCA MEAD: It would take a greater expert than me to answer this one, but I can certainly say from personal experience of both systems that the knowledge of how much a class is costing — and how high that price is — makes a dramatic difference to the way in which one metabolizes it intellectually.
We are making a difference.
"My sense is that we have made a dramatic difference," said John C. Hendrickson, the lead lawyer for the commission in the lawsuit.
When the PonoPlayer finally arrived this January, the 24-bit, 192 kHz-sound, wallet-draining system was variously described as "making a dramatic difference" to the way we hear music or "junk science" – which presumably made Shakey apoplectic too.
If you ask members themselves what the difference is between Ryan and Boehner, responses will range from those who genuinely think the current speaker's more open lines of communication have made a dramatic difference, to those who will stare at you like you're crazy to think there's any change at all ― just as House Freedom Caucus member Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz).
"Incorporating wallpaper in a space is one of the quickest and more inexpensive ways of making a dramatic difference, and people are usually thrilled with the instant transformation.
And then there are the exceptions: the power millennials, who have made a dramatic difference to the world in the relatively short time they have existed on it.
Frontline's achievement today shows that a career supporting vulnerable children and families is an attractive choice for top graduates – making a dramatic difference to children across the country".
