Sentence examples for decisive difference to from inspiring English sources

New academies do not have the proper freedoms to make a decisive difference to children's education.

Could he have made a decisive difference to the current endgame?

That was when Labour came into power when the nation was hardly flush with cash, but had the courage to make a decisive difference to ordinary lives.

On a jury, even one vote can make a decisive difference to the outcome, or at least has a high likelihood of doing so (in jurisdictions where a jury verdict need not be unanimous).

His first speeches as Prime Minister in the dark days of 1940 were by no means universally acclaimed -- indeed, many people thought that he was drunk during his famous 'finest hour' broadcast -- and there is little evidence that they made a decisive difference to the British people's will to fight on.

Will it become embodied in business and education, where it will have the greatest leverage to make a decisive difference to the future of our planet?

Moorhouse sensibly discounts claims that these made a decisive economic difference to Germany or provided the Soviet Union with a crucial military advantage, though the statistics he quotes of German arms and equipment reaching Soviet factories are impressive, and Soviet deliveries of oil to the fuel-starved Germans were not without their effect.

So you have to look to Iraq, to its government, to its military, to be able to make the decisive difference here, and we're trying to find out whether or not they're capable of doing that.

Make no mistake, you will not find very many news articles in the national sector about the nurse dedicated to helping patients, the emergency worker who made the decisive difference, the parole officer trying to keep a reformed person from committing a crime, or the parent of a rebellious teen trying to create a happy home.

This already points to a decisive difference; changes of the latter kind take time.

Who will be the Frank Capras and Frank Sinatras of our times because we surely need them now, and because they can make a decisive difference in the epic battle to lift our land above our modern Gilded Age, and proclaim that the denial of fair play and opportunity for all must never be the new normal in America?