Sentence examples for ever made a difference from inspiring English sources

"In reality, there's very little to show that it has ever made a difference in performance".

You name me a reshuffle that ever made a difference to a government, actually".

Biden could find little to say about Dean, other than this: "No goddam chairman's ever made a difference in the history of the Democratic Party".

"We might just thank everyone in team Alt-J who has ever made a difference to us.

The Psychoactive Substances Act was inevitable, but ridiculous ban imaginary drugs, as if banning tangible ones had ever made a difference".

SR: "I don't think it should ever make a difference.

Whether his tapes will ever make a difference on the broken, barren streets here is far less certain.

Tales like Mr. Farani's abound here, so much so that it makes one wonder if an honest man can ever make a difference.

"So the ironic result of the court's error is this: The only arrestees to whom the outcome here will ever make a difference are those who have been acquitted of the crimes of arrest".

While the extraterritorial vote can only ever make a difference in very closely contested elections, its extensive coverage in the Polish media has increased its salience and Polish parties across the political spectrum actively compete for the support of migrant voters (Lesińska, 2013).

If they call you something rude and tease you, just reply, 'Please, this nonsense will not, ever, make a difference to me.' And just ignore them if they're rude to you, but remember to be kind to them as well as it is believed in Islamic faith that ignoring your siblings for more than three days is a sin.