Sentence examples for finally make a difference from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, he says he believes that the tiger meeting might finally make a difference.

That is because a change in hedging strategies by major gold companies should finally make a difference.

He says his report, Winterbourne View – Time for Change, will finally make a difference: "I would be disappointed if in three years time we have not achieved a significant number of [inpatient] closures".

The investigation is the largest the division has ever conducted, and the DOJ has been telling residents of the city that the federal probe can finally make a difference in policing practices.

We see that as a great opportunity to finally make a difference against child recruitment".

Bellamy hit a post as the game entered the last 10 minutes, adding to the list Liverpool are keeping of close encounters with the goal frame this season, but it was the third substitute, Daniel Agger, who finally made a difference.

The Justice Department has the chance finally to make a difference and is wasting it.

Or merely a moment when all sorts – trans, feminist and the downright bolshie – asked some awkward questions, and finally started to make a difference?

The huge amounts of small donations from regular citizens who finally feel they can make a difference is the epitome of public financing.

"It's been a hard season to watch, so to finally get on the pitch and make a difference is a dream come true," Chow said.

Aborn has committed to testify on behalf of anti-wrongful conviction legislation, so I hope that having someone who holds as prestigious a position as the Manhattan District Attorney's office will make a difference in finally getting some changes passed and signed into law.