Sentence examples for could make a large difference from inspiring English sources
Kym Pasqualini, founder of the Center for Missing Adults, in Phoenix, said media coverage could make a large difference in how big an investigation the police mount.
"The sums of money that could make a difference are not huge but they could make a large difference".
It is time we stop comparing young voter turnout to older voter turnout and recognize that even a small increase in young voter participation compared to 2006 could make a large difference in many close races, and in the future of our democracy.
This may imply that a single reading in a single foot could make a large difference to the cutoff value.
23 The findings of this study suggest that patients trust the judgement of their GP; as such, there are a number of small changes that GPs could implement that could make a large difference to patients and potentially increase their stool sample returns.
Instead of joining the crowded research hubs in Beijing or Shanghai, Lu believed he could make a larger difference by tapping into the local resources in Wuhan at HUST.
If these voters could be persuaded to show up at the polls in large numbers much larger than the pollsters are expecting it could make a big difference, especially in places where there are a lot of them.
