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

That has made a difference between getting into the final or not.

Brady could have been throwing beach balls and it wouldn't have made a difference because there was such a gap between the two teams.

In her practice, Dr. Deresienski said, "several times the insurance has made the difference between treatment and euthanasia".

Manager John Askey said the cash has made the difference between surviving and going under.

"He has achieved so much on behalf of Godolphin and has made the difference between winning and losing on so many occasions in the world's biggest races.

Findings and Conclusions: WASH package approach has made significant difference between project and non project communities.

This plurality of people has made the differences between urban and suburban life much less distinct.

Israel's assassination last year of two of its most authoritative leaders, Sheikh Ahmed Yassin and Abdel Aziz Rantisi, has made differences in opinion between other figures more visible.

Therefore, although we have made an approximation, the profound difference between the estimated contributions to molecular crowding lead us to completely neglect the contribution of lactate dehydrogenase and β-oxidation enzymes to molecular crowding of the cell cytoplasm.

The Monsanto Company determined a rough sequence of a different strain of Arabidopsis but has made public about 40,000 differences between its sequence and the public one.

But as the president has made very clear, there is a difference between leading a coalition of many nations and submitting to the objections of a few.