Sentence examples for longer made a difference from inspiring English sources

It would no longer made a difference in your life.

It no longer makes a difference who owned the wallet and who found it when.

Imagine a political system in which a vote no longer makes a difference.

Both Trump and Johnson have "branded themselves around gaffes, so that it no longer makes a difference," Beard remarks.

Often, depression descends when people feel burdensome to their families or when they feel they no longer make a difference in the world.

At the same time, the social model of disability aims to fix the environment so that differences no longer make a difference.

The disaffection that casts a pall over parliament has many sources, but the underlying sense that our votes no longer make a difference has the ability to do the most damage.

At this point, somebody might want to point out that if race no longer makes a difference in the East Village dance community, then they may be an unrepresentative population.

But no longer is it exceptional in the sense that it can stand gloriously aloof from the sweep of the global economy, protecting its own businesses and movies, pretending to maintain a system that is neither capitalist fish nor socialist fowl, promoting a foreign policy that can no longer make a difference on its own.

You fear not being important to anyone anymore, or walking into a room and feeling that you no longer make a difference.

Our All-America take-it-to-the-bank faith that a recession leads to a strong recovery has been seriously disordered, if not shattered, by the persistence of high unemployment and by the vicious, detached-from-reality nature of U.S. politics -- to the degree that many people now suspect, and not surprisingly, that elections no longer make a difference.