Sentence examples for make a difference over from inspiring English sources

So what can you do to make a difference over the coming year?

"I think our faith in the ability of government to deliver a substantial agenda and make a difference over time has been significantly damaged," he said.

"Jishuku is the easiest way to feel like you're doing something, though perhaps there isn't much thought put into how much these actions make a difference over all".

For that reason, a diet high in fatty fish — one that includes at least two servings a week — may make a difference over the long term, they say.

The bolder, interventionist Kerry had this to say: There are some things beyond the scope of the private sector "that you know will improve the quality of American life and make a difference over the long run".

In practice, it's the transparent distribution of credible human reporting, not the incredible efforts to invent credible action plans in response, that seems to make a difference over the long run.

With Tom Croft sadly injured again, Manu Tuilagi yet to return and a couple of players in messy contractual limbo, Leicester will hope the return of Ben Youngs and Dan Cole makes a difference over the all-important final furlongs.

"If you think about successful philosophies underpinning the real great teams, teams who've made a difference over the last 50 years, a group of players from their home country have always been there.

Eking out a quarter- or half-point of extra yield may not sound like much, but this additional payout makes a difference over time.

WIRED also said Monster's HDMI cables made a difference over 10 m distances, but that, "with Monster, you pay a staggering premium for durability and good looks".

If I can play a few minutes and maybe make one play that makes a difference over the end of the season, then I think that would be great".