Sentence examples for liable to make a difference from inspiring English sources

Even a slight change in the layout of the orchestra is liable to make a difference in the sound.

"I don't know, he's liable to make a heck of an outfielder," Torre said.

Instead, if they are kicked, they are liable to make a meal of it to show the referee they have been fouled, as Wenger admits.

To make a difference.

Aim to make a difference.

Or to make a difference?

It seemed to make a difference Sunday.

He wants to make a difference.

Too slow to make a difference?

He wanted to make a difference.

I feel compelled to make a difference".