Sentence examples for can really make a contribution from inspiring English sources

Robert Kasdin, senior executive vice president at Columbia, said the university is not abandoning efforts to combine technology and learning: "We want to see if we can really make a contribution doing a few more selective efforts.

Harrison said he was initially interested in using this technology because "it's cool," but as he thought about more seriously about, he realized, "We can really make a contribution here, in some small little way, to this shifting of the paradigm in the way we think about machine consciousness — if we show people that machines can dream and imagine as well".

For a researcher who might have become bored or jaded if only embedded in his/her own discipline, finding another discipline that poses entirely different challenges and where his/her contributions can really make a difference is exhilarating.

"With genes only thought to make a 25 percent contribution to the length of life and factors like lifestyle and nutrition making up the remaining three quarters, following these simple tips can really make a difference to how we age".

"A player like that can really make a difference".

You can really make a difference.

"With our purchasing power, we can really make a difference," she says.

Ten minutes a day can really make a difference.

You can really make an impression!

A good cartwheel, although simple, can really make an impression.

It's really made a contribution well beyond just being a building.