Sentence examples for decisive difference with from inspiring English sources

He was willing to intervene in Libya because he saw a way for the United States to make a quick, decisive difference with little risk of casualties.

The main motivation for this new restoration was the rediscovery of the original camera negative in the Federal Film Archive in Berlin, which for unknown reasons was never considered in earlier restorations.7 A 4K scan from the negative resulted in a decisive difference in image quality, with regard to both details in the mid-tones and higher resolution.

It could make a decisive difference if it followed that overdue judgment with its own economic sanctions.

Thus, while Guo agrees with He Yan in recognizing the decisive difference of qi endowment, he is also able to address Wang Bi's objection, discussed earlier, and offer an alternative avenue to realizing great peace.

The decisive difference was caused by the more extensive search for tumour areas with negative slope in the entire tumour volume in centre A. This approach appears to be advantageous but is technically more challenging.

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.

But it will see itself as developing a small number of modular technologies that can make a decisive difference for the industry and it won't engage in unstructured experimentation with every potential new technology.

Russia's intervention made a decisive difference.

But can an interest-rate cut make a decisive difference?

Rather, the decisive difference is the difference between natural and spiritual freedom.

The millennial generation has the potential to make a decisive difference in a tight contest.