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

"The BBC has shown real commitment to improving its coverage of rural lives, communities and issues on network TV over the past year in response to our report, which has made a noticeable difference on-screen and on-air," said Richard Ayre, BBC Trustee.

"79.5% [believed] Kick It Out has made a noticeable difference".

"The clean water has made a noticeable difference, especially when it comes to diarrhoea.

But until now, neither diplomatic initiatives nor economic reforms have made a noticeable difference to the empty shelves and high prices of Havana's shops.

The council said the scheme had made a noticeable difference, but it has not been met with universal approval.

Blaenau Gwent council said its scheme had made a noticeable difference, but it has not been met with universal approval.

Repeat until you feel like you have made a noticeable change.

Still, despite all that, the Fed's move has already made a noticeable difference, stemming the rout in the Nasdaq and producing a striking recovery in the corporate bond market.

There was a bit of an Internet outcry when the news went out, but it hasn't made a noticeable difference in Craigslist's position.

Three-quarters of respondents said that the first round of tax cuts had not made a noticeable difference in their paychecks.

That has made a big difference.