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The phrase "make a bigger difference" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express the idea of doing something with a greater impact than what has already been done. Example sentence: By volunteering more hours at the food bank, I know I can make a bigger difference in reducing hunger in the community.
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He even floated returning to Indiana to teach, telling Ezra Klein he felt he could "make a bigger difference in a different capacity".
And few things make a bigger difference to your looks.
Perhaps readers of this column, collectively informed, could make a bigger difference.
Donors who write small checks know they can make a bigger difference.
"I sensed an opportunity to make a bigger difference," Mr. Rifkin said after announcing the move last week.
" "If we have limited resources, we are going to fight for bills that would make a bigger difference".
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"Small things can make a big difference.
That could make a big difference.
Parenting can make a big difference.
Policy can make a big difference.
Small loans can make a big difference.
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