Sentence examples for could make a great difference from inspiring English sources
Campaign finance is one example, among many, of large issues on which a future Supreme Court could make a great difference -- and on which Mr. Nader has hypocritically ignored reality in saying that the two major candidates are the same.
There were many other infrastructure and bureaucratic problems, and I learned that the kindness and generosity of a few individuals could make a great difference.
For these reasons, we felt the need to come up with an alternative, accessible, and safe therapy able to augment conventional drug treatments and have increased effectiveness in AD patients at any stage of the disease, but mainly in the first stages, where the rehabilitation of degenerating neurons could make a great difference to progression of the disease.
It was felt that local authorities could make a greater difference to the health and wellbeing of their communities if the right expertise, powers and funding were based there rather than within a health service more focused on treatment than prevention of disease.
