Sentence examples for are making an enormous difference from inspiring English sources

You are making an enormous difference to young people who are homeless and need our help," said Depaul's interim UK chief executive, Ian Brady.

The HLS schemes in particular are making an enormous difference in bringing many species that had nearly vanished back to the countryside.

"Fred started that show off, and it's made an enormous difference in U.S. astronomy".

"It's made an enormous difference, like night and day," Magda tells us.

In central London he's taxed cars coming into that area to such an extent that it's made an enormous difference in traffic.

He noted that safety measures have made an enormous difference.

The man may have a long way to go along his "straight line " before he discovers that it is a curve ; he may have much farther to go along his curve before he discovers that it is not a circle ; and much farther still to go before he finds out whether it is an ellipse or a spiral or a parabola, or none of these ; yet what curve it is will make an enormous difference in his ultimate destination.

ER: Well, I thought I would talk a little bit about the kinds of writing that I do because one of the things I know that's true is that the kind of writing, and the audience that you're writing for, make an enormous difference in how you go about doing that writing.

The way academies are run is quite different to local-authority schools, but I don't think it's going to make an enormous difference.

As long as your campaign is authentic, compelling to your target market and a little different, it doesn't have to be massive to make an enormous difference.

It's sort of like the Department of Homeland Security; it takes a little from here and a little from there, it juices some things up, but it don't think it's going to make an enormous difference.