Sentence examples for could make a considerable difference from inspiring English sources

The Spark's extra circuitry could make a considerable difference, said Larry Nitz, G.M.'s director of global electrification.

Small increases in pre-test probabilities could make a considerable difference to the post-test probabilities.

There were multiple ways of doing this that made little difference to the clinical outcomes, but that could make a considerable difference to the distribution of benefits and costs to other stakeholders.

If this was addressed coherently, it would make a considerable difference to government finances.

This would not only prevent waste, but would also make a considerable difference to the lives of many people.

Where detainees were held also appeared to make a considerable difference in their cases.

Collins said he thought the adjustments would make a considerable difference.

Other retailers have similar deals, but dairy organisation AHDB Dairy said 10p would make "a considerable difference".

Many people with chronic illness say they make a considerable difference.

I joined the police to make a difference, and I think I have made a considerable difference.

"Many did not realise that having a degree makes a considerable difference to your salary.