Sentence examples for made a vast difference from inspiring English sources

In this respect, the ice bucket challenge has already undoubtedly made a vast difference.

His nominator says his help has made a vast difference to the more than 500 charities he has assisted.

I have been lucky enough to have teachers who were willing to pose such questions (after offering rigorous analysis) and it made a vast difference in my education.

"The internet has made a vast difference to B&Bs and really allowed them to punch above their weight," said Pam Foden, quality manager for Visit Britain.

By 1850, Ichaboe, minus 800,000 tonnes of guano, was deserted again.Between 1840 and 1880, guano nitrogen made a vast difference to European agriculture.

Taken on their own, these initiatives may not make a vast difference.

But there's mounting evidence that even in such failing schools, the individual teacher makes a vast difference.

Early intervention can make a vast difference and yet there is no easy way to get help.

The diseases make a vast difference.One problem is that viruses cannot be killed by fungicides and other agrochemicals.

This fund would make a vast difference if it were to sponsor exchange trips for Muslim leaders from East to West, and vice versa.

Now a government team has discovered that by making small changes to the language used to ask people to become donors they can make a vast difference to the number of people signing up.