Sentence examples for changes would make from inspiring English sources

A few changes would make a difference.

The proposed changes would "make the Council more responsible with taxpayer dollars," she said.

The Office for Budget Responsibility said the changes would make little difference.

The Scottish government argues that wider changes would make a difference.

What are you worried about, and what changes would make your life better?

But it warns that more abrupt changes would make adequate adaptation almost impossible.

Within hours opposition parties and independent commentators claimed the changes would make many poor workers poorer.

"We hope this time the changes would make a real difference in implementation".

Ms. Barra said the changes would make the car "even safer, because the Volt is safe".

It pointed out that the changes would make London the only major European city without a subsidised transport network.

These kind of breaking changes would make it easier for general programmers to adopt server-side JavaScript.