Sentence examples for made a difference on from inspiring English sources

What I am suggesting is that a morning routine is one of the many helpful things that've made a difference on the pathway to healing in both my own life and in the lives of my patients.

Alan Plater, who has died of cancer aged 75, was one of a handful of writers, including Jack Rosenthal, Dennis Potter and Simon Gray, who truly made a difference on British television in the golden age of comedy, drama series and the single play.

"Israel's settlement moratorium has made a difference on the ground, and improved the atmosphere for talks...

He couldn't say that it had made a difference on the field but was convinced of its intangible benefits.

But Ms. Peoples says that none of those programs nor the pipeline of state money has made a difference on the East Side of Buffalo.

The Lib Dems can justifiably claim to have made a difference on civil liberties, but that only goes to show they needed to.

"There is such an abundance of buyers, it wouldn't make a difference on the consumption," one told me.

Because each airline has its own seating configurations and policies, a strategy that may work on one airline may not make a difference on another.

"You're the one single individual" who can make a difference on the issue," Mr. DeRose said.

I would rather not have had lane one but it didn't make a difference on the day.

"I felt I wouldn't make a difference on my own, but now I know differently," she said.