Sentence examples for indeed made a difference from inspiring English sources

Dr. Williams of Downstate acknowledged that each minute indeed made a difference.

Organizers of the march on Thursday had predicted that this decision would draw more people to the event, and some marchers said in interviews that the appointments had indeed made a difference in their decision to take part.

Having the orange patches indeed made a difference.

And sometimes the right lobbyist may indeed make a difference.

And Dr. Lenski's experiment documents that it can indeed make a difference for real organisms.

It sounds appealing to strengthen communities, and evidence on so-called social capital suggests robust community ties can indeed make a difference in everything from education to crime.

Our sympathies to Gail, Matthew, Michael, Alexandra, Richard, and many others who join us in celebrating all the ways he proved that one can indeed make a difference.

That is a huge fall from the previous 350m-500m finure in a 2005 report.A happy confluence of funding, political will and practical tools is indeed making a difference.

"I want to change the world," says Daan Weddepohl, chief executive of Peerby, a service based in Amsterdam that could indeed make a difference if it takes off.

Mr Estrada's opponents counter that a new president will indeed make a difference, since his constitutional successor, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, will be both cleaner and more competent.

Her experiment proved that even in a stew, where flavours meld into one and you may not be able to pinpoint specific beer notes, the type of beer used does indeed make a difference.