Sentence examples for be to make a difference from inspiring English sources

"In every instance," Mrs. Clinton said, "our aim will be to make a difference, not prove a point".

"In every instance," she said, "our aim will be to make a difference, not prove a point".

It will be down to Cristiano Ronaldo to save their tournament, but I just don't think he is in the shape he needs to be to make a difference".

The point is to make a difference.

The dividend is to make a difference.

"But words need to be matched by deeds if they are to make a difference".

His primary motivation, Mr. Ricco said, was to "make a difference, to see that justice is done".

But if the reformers are to make a difference, they must overcome four seemingly intractable problems.

"The passion of my team and myself is to make a difference," he says.

And it seems the lightbulb moments keep teachers motivated – the main reason they stay is to make a difference (92%).

We developed ProBueno because we realized how difficult it was to make a difference for the causes we cared about.