Sentence examples for difference was made from inspiring English sources

The newspaper did not say how much of the difference was made up from executed prisoners.

Perhaps the biggest difference was made not by Coughlin, but by Ernie Accorsi, the Giants' vice president and general manager.

The difference was made by new arrivals – Leandro Greco, acquired from Olympiakos, scored Livorno's first, while Innocent Emeghara, on loan from Siena, added two more.

But this period will not be looked back upon as one in which a difference was made, but one in which an extraordinary amount of money was made by a small group of people.

"Some of the difference was made up by increasing fees for activities like golf and camping, as well as the annual entrance fee, and hiring fewer seasonal employees," he said.

The difference was made by examining not just the dominant international policy to cut carbon emissions, but also seven other "solutions" including more investment in technology, climate engineering, and planting more trees and reducing soot and methane, also significant contributors to climate change, said Lomborg.

Will that difference be made up at the gas pump?

And what a difference is made to people's lives when the purpose is truly achieved.

The difference is made up of undeclared imports, bought to launder drug money.

The difference is made up by persons who now say they seek work.

The physical origin of this difference is made evident.