Sentence examples for is a tangible difference from inspiring English sources

I would suggest, however, that there is a tangible difference between a win that is called early in the night and one that takes several hours to declare.

For a team that has not finished above the break-even point since 1996-97, is is easy to wonder whether there is a tangible difference between this season's team and those of the past three, which all failed to reach the playoffs.

So the effect of all this switching of tiny bits around is a tangible difference in sound.

There is a tangible difference between a good developer and a great developer.

Tom: There is a tangible difference in response for all sorts of reasons in each venue, ranging from the size of the audience, the place you're in and even the night of the week you're playing.

But their contribution is not in vain – we are making a tangible difference and all UK Armed Forces personnel can be justly proud of what they are achieving.

"There is already a tangible difference in the feeling on the floor," he said.

People will want to see how their contribution is making a tangible difference to the world, Gurel-Atay predicts.

There's also a tangible difference between the industry-led first half of the festival and the film-fan second.

The buildings have become important centerpieces within the communities and are making a tangible difference in reshaping traditional parent-child relationships.

Each of us has a fundamental role to play -- and we want to thank those of you who have raised your voices and become change makers, because you are making a tangible difference.