Sentence examples for as difference makers from inspiring English sources

Sunday was proof that star players will always emerge as difference makers in the NCAA Men's Division I basketball tournament, but they sometimes aren't the expected ones.

Science can avail itself of causes as difference makers relative to a given causal context (Waters 2007, Woodward 2003).

But a shift away from genetic programs and genetic determinism to DNA, RNA, and proteins as difference makers that operate conjointly suggests that we conceptualize other causal factors in a similar way.

The differences allow teams to uniquely be leveraged as difference makers.

This draft marks the triumphant return of the guard as difference maker.

He even signs tax forms for the company as Difference Maker.

Once a novelty, now seen as difference maker.

During the past 12 months, our owners made some significant commitments to sign players who we describe as difference-makers, guys that really raise the quality of our games.

At the start of this season, Washington — with a new goalie, Tomas Vokoun, and some key role players billed as difference-makers in the playoffs — was considered a leading contender to win the Stanley Cup.

This entry does not attempt to adjudicate the debate between Waters (2007a) and DST proponents regarding whether or not DNA sequences are privileged as actual difference makers in biological processes.

In On Human Nature Wilson describes genes as, essentially, difference makers—he explicitly claims that differences in genes, even for heritable traits, only explain the variance in traits across a population; they are by no means independent causes for any trait in individuals and variation in the environment also accounts for part of the variation in any trait (Wilson, 1978, 19).