Sentence examples for difference to the situation from inspiring English sources

The truth is that the troop surge announced by Obama and Brown this week will make little difference to the situation on the ground.

Brushing aside questions about residual American troop levels, Mr. Karzai said: "Numbers are not going to make a difference to the situation in Afghanistan.

In the first place, the earliest well-documented colonial operations were small-scale affairs, too small to make much difference to the situation of the sending community (the "metropolis," or mother city).

"Looking backwards and with hindsight, saying, 'If I'd have known exactly the forces that were coming, what actions could we have taken beforehand to have avoided this situation?' And I just simply have not been able to come up with anything... that would have made a difference to the situation that we faced".

After Obama talked about how the withdrawal of American combat troops, scheduled for next year, might be achieved even more quickly, a reporter asked Karzai, "Do you have any sense of how many troops you would be willing to have?" "Numbers are not going to make a difference to the situation in Afghanistan," Karzai replied.

Does the fact that these animals are so small make any difference to the situation?

This is in marked difference to the current situation of a fossil-based society.

It will make little difference to the Ryder Cup situation, given that Montgomerie is assured of his place and will scarcely miss the £6,000 or so that he will now forfeit.

Earlier Isaacs told Guardian Australia the recent change of prime ministership had made no difference to the children's situation.

Despite this depressing situation, you can make a big difference to help the situation.

And why should that make a difference to whether the situation is conceivable?