Sentence examples for it would make a difference to from inspiring English sources

Long term, the evidence suggests it would make a difference to train and hire more diverse teachers.

"If we were to do a 17% reduction or a 20% cut I'm not sure it would make a difference to the talks," he said.

Ben Lyons, co-founder of Intern Aware, welcomed the pledge, saying it would make a difference to thousands of young people entering the job market.

Some really seemed to believe that it would make a difference to their lives that the new-look Douglas Carswell of Ukip had replaced the worn out Conservative Douglas Carswell, which I found a little bit sad.

But Mr. Egan, who became Cuadrilla's chief last year after the company had selected the Balcombe site, said that it might later decide to frack the well "if we decided it would make a difference to the flow rate".

"I believe that if we could do 'The Oresteia' well enough, and get enough people to come see it, it would make a difference to this horrid blood vengeance," he said.

Yes, it would make a difference.

I thought it would make a difference.

It would make a huge difference".

It would make a big difference.

Knowing would make a difference.