Sentence examples for did can make from inspiring English sources

Once again, credit has ballooned and capital flits around the world faster than any human being can travel; those with the audacity to channel it where it is needed, as Kreuger did, can make unparalleled fortunes.

"I'm not sure whatever they can do can make a difference," Mr. Cohn said.

When events are finely balanced, what this or that individual does can make all the difference.

What kidney patients do, and don't do, can make a huge difference in the quality and length of their lives.

"In telling this story I wanted to send a love letter to the next generation of documentary filmmakers, that what you do can make a difference.

That is fine when markets are perfectly competitive: what one firm or consumer does can make no difference to the overall picture.

"We were told about the energy gap at school, and I feel what I do can make a difference".

It is ridiculous to think that anything I do can make me more than I AM.

"I'll write until this scene is done," can make that scene take all day.

Seeing what Forbes is doing can make us ask, what are we doing to help those who are defenseless?

So for a Western doctor to come in and say 'what you're doing can make your child sick' isn't going to sit well.