Sentence examples for barely make a difference from inspiring English sources

You can add flavorings if you like -- a celery stalk, an onion, a carrot, some peppercorns and so on -- but these will just barely make a difference.

While the joint announcement was billed as a "showdown", the eventual fine, if indeed there is a fine, would barely make a difference to the company, whose revenues hit $50bn last year.

Animal welfare campaigners would like to see them abolished too, saying they barely make a difference to the birds' ability to express their natural behaviour and live free from stress.

John Goglia, a former member of the National Transportation Safety Board and a former aircraft mechanic, said chicken wire would barely make a difference in a bird hit, and a heavier screen might break and be sucked into the engine as well; there it would be more of a problem than bird bodies, which are easier for the engine blades to chop up and pass through.

However, Environmental Defense said the new regulations will barely make a difference and do not go far enough.

It barely makes a difference".

It barely made a difference up front, where Sunderland also had the services of Jermain Defoe.

So even a new and expanding metro in Delhi has barely made a difference in the seething city.

The Afrobarometer survey suggests in grim detail that not only has growth failed to make much of a dent in the experience of poverty for many, but that "the various anti-poverty interventions" of African governments of recent years have barely made a difference.

I barely make a move without it.

Most of the programs received $1,000 to $10,000 a year, barely enough to make a difference.