Sentence examples for made a colossal difference from inspiring English sources

During the early years of dinosaur research in the middle part of the 19th century each new find of course made a colossal difference to the total known and added much information, but discoveries have continued through to the present and many specimens that were not considered of great significance have turned out to be more important than originally suspected.

Research from the Runnymede Trust found that ethnic minority UK citizens retiring to countries outside of Europe could lose up to £24,000 over 20 years – a significant figure, and one which makes a colossal difference to people, particularly when their health starts to decline.

"He made a colossal error in judgment that he recognizes.

He has made a colossal mess.

When I started the collection, I made a colossal error.

Although largely the work of Macpherson himself, these songs made a colossal impact when they were published.

He thinks Britain has made a colossal mistake by being so open to foreigners over the years.

So just maybe, after Greeks have made a colossal and some would say pointless economic sacrifice, Germany will allow a rescue that permits the country a fighting chance of crawling out from beneath its colossal debts.

"Obviously it made an absolutely colossal difference.

And having her coming every Friday, you know, it's a colossal difference' (Erica).

There was the very likely possibility that I would make a colossal fool of myself.