Sentence examples for has been a big difference from inspiring English sources

"There has been a big difference.

There has been a big difference in the reaction this time, though.

But over all, there has been a big difference in the way the two pitchers have performed in pinstripes.

Nosheen, a young schoolteacher, whose father's house is being used for the meeting, says: "There has been a big difference in the area since the training began.

This has been a big difference in previous generations, with Microsoft forcing a yearly fee on gamers for online play (this is after you've paid for the game, the console and your internet connection) whilst Sony kept it classy and free.

"If it had been people at the opera that night, there would have been a big difference".

Better pitches have been a big difference in the WSL this season, attendances are up, and with new players coming into the league from America, the standard of play is improving too.

There has always been a big difference: in 1979, women made only 62 percent of what men did.

"There hasn't been a big difference in my game, it's just that mental switch, more belief that I can win the major events.

There'd have been an even bigger difference, I'll wager, if this had been the wording: ** Reducing taxes on jobs for workers and employers Because that's what the payroll tax is, a tax on jobs — a tax on something we want more of — something we want to create, not destroy.

There'd have been an even bigger difference, I'll wager, if this had been the wording: Reducing taxes on jobs for workers and employers Because that's what the payroll tax is, a tax on jobs — a tax on something we want more of — something we want to create, not destroy.