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

And it has made a difference, with poaching down from its 2011 peak.

And because he goes everywhere and speaks, and has mentioned my name, it has made a difference with other poets and with readers".

The three seats held by the Liberal Democrats will come under attack from the Conservatives, Labour and Plaid and will be a huge test for the party as it seeks to persuade voters it has made a difference with policies and as a moderating influence in the coalition.

In Sweden, where women make up 43% of vice-chancellors, Morley says "the appointments system has made a difference [with] more accountability and vice-chancellors appointed by the state, rather than by individual universities".

It is unclear whether this would have made a difference with the latest spills.

The National Resources Defense Council (NRDC) is launching an accountability campaign targeting six Senators who could have made a difference with this bill, but declined to take action.

Fans feel connected to bands when they feel they have made a difference with the music.

The EU has made a difference in the past with its support.

Benkenstein added: "He has been down nearly every week, it's not just working on his technique, but the fact they have made the effort to work with him has made a difference.

"High expectations, high hopes, combined with resources has made a difference".

The best part of the job is when you go home and feel you've made a difference to someone's life by being with them – not doing, but by being.