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The phrase "make a big difference to" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to have a significant impact or effect on someone or something. Examples: - Getting enough sleep can make a big difference to your overall health. - Your support can make a big difference to those in need. - Making small changes to your diet can make a big difference to your weight. - His words made a big difference to her confidence. - Your donation will make a big difference to the success of this project.
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It's history in the making and that could make a big difference to the club going forward," he said.
Small changes make a big difference to grip and speed.
So ration cards make a big difference to the system.
The substitutions did make a big difference to the outcome".
Collectively, these things make a big difference to people's lives.
A competitive edge there could make a big difference to both companies' fortunes.
That felt like something that ought to make a big difference to politics.
You should also consider the location, because travel can make a big difference to your budget.
Changing the acceptable odds can make a big difference to the budget.
That could make a big difference to how fast things progress.
That's small change to the government but could make a big difference to golf courses.
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