Sentence examples for difference had made from inspiring English sources

She agreed that the time difference had made communication with Assange difficult.

This difference has made it impossible to create eyewear, helmets and facemasks that fit both groups well.

Both the bride and the bridegroom say that their differences have made their relationship invigorating and filled with mutual surprises.

The growing differences have made it easier and seemingly acceptable to ridicule the white working class, further marginalizing and isolating them.

Students say that they are being watched, and that the laws aimed at suppressing ethnic differences have made them afraid to speak openly.

But their similarities, rather than differences, have made the race a toss-up to the end.

Our differences have made our businesses, political system, and higher education system more dynamic, innovative and strong.

Their friendship has been held up as a glowing example for warring politicians whose ideological differences have made it impossible to find common ground. .

What a difference 21 hours had made.

Nothing ever tried had made much difference.

She knew she had made a difference.