Sentence examples for determined to make a difference from inspiring English sources

She is determined to make a difference, socially and environmentally.

Was he still determined to make a difference, even after decades of ups and downs?

"The Baby P case seemed to stimulate good students, and make them determined to make a difference in their own careers," he says.

He was determined to make a difference and did in so many ways: in his profession, in his political pursuits and in his philanthropic passions.

It's a credit to the courage of mother and daughter that they remain steadfast, upbeat and close, and determined to make a difference.

The campaign takes place on the street, in church and at the grassroots, and Republicans are apparently determined to make a difference in those all-important settings.

It's hard not to love working somewhere that embraces challenge and new ideas with such enthusiasm, and where people are so determined to make a real difference to residents' lives.

Because of Morehouse I have met some of the most dynamic young people of all races, determined to make a positive difference.

Although we know it will be challenging to build meaningful new technology products from scratch in a mere three months, we're all determined to make at least a small difference in the lives low-income Americans.

If you are determined to make some sort of difference, however, no matter how small, here are some suggestions.

They had the towering Crouch to torment Liverpool in the air, but the ball barely left the ground, so determined were  Bojan and Arnautovic to make a difference with flair rather than punts upfield.