Sentence examples for benefit to make a difference from inspiring English sources
"The new deal [with GMAC-RFC] gives Bradford & Bingley minor breathing space but it's too small a benefit to make a difference in the ultimate faith of the firm," Potter said.
Besides savings, Mr. Yasso said, he and his wife have reaped "the intangible benefit of doing something to make a difference".
It's hard cash, like child benefits, that is going to make a difference".
"We were very interested in working with Chad to find a way of exploiting these oil resources in a way which would channel these benefits for the poor and to make a difference in terms of poverty," said Callisto Madavo, the World Bank's vice president for sub-Saharan Africa.
Benefits for women themselves included an opportunity to make a difference at an organisational level, and the satisfaction of blazing a trail for others: As far as I know I have been a little bit of a trail blazer in terms of part-time work in medical administration too, and being a female.
Our graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in genomics are highly motivated individuals who want to make a difference for the benefit of future generations.
--Wanting to make a difference.
