Sentence examples for has made a decisive difference from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Giuliani should recognize that women are a voting bloc that has made a decisive difference in countless elections.

Could he have made a decisive difference to the current endgame?

It's a vision of filmmaking that didn't get seen when it could have made a decisive difference for a new generation.

When he was four, Amparo enrolled him in a local Head Start program, and he felt that it had made a decisive difference in his life.

"Conservative MEPs could have made a decisive difference and levelled the playing field for UK manufacturers building car parts, aerospace technologies and other energy intensive export businesses.

While the Kirkuk front has seen only minor skirmishes, PKK fighters have made a decisive difference in larger engagements elsewhere.

The new arrivals have made a decisive difference in a number of battles, often fighting under cover of US air support.

Let's hope that the NRS has made a decisive breakthrough.

Specialty retail, in other words, has made a decisive transition to the web.

"President Obama has made a decisive move to get the speculators out of the oil market.

Wolff's enlightenment rationalism had made a decisive impact on the philosophical scene in Germany in the 1720s.