"make a global difference" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have a positive impact or influence on a worldwide scale. Example: Through her humanitarian work, she has dedicated her life to making a global difference in the lives of those less fortunate.
The development of an e-wallet technology in concert with technologies to prevent identity theft, new advances in biotechnology and continued leadership in port security are all areas in which New Jersey excels, and where a greater entrepreneurial approach by the state can make a global difference for the American economy.
The Bonsai is gadget with a soul, one that hopes to make a global difference by changing the way we go about an activity many do on a daily basis.
In an interview with James Anderson (@jmsndrsn), head of government-innovation at Bloomberg Philanthropies, we discussed their 2013-2014 Mayors Challenge a competition to inspire European cities to come up with bold ideas that solve major problems and improve city life – and can ultimately spread to other cities to make a global difference.
National policy in China, unlike that anywhere else except America, makes a global difference.
"We want to make a global scale difference with this resin, and the only way we could do that was if we out-competed on price," Herrema says.
Making a global energy difference in local under-served communities.
It's fine to try that strategy, he says, but there are too many technological, economic and political uncertainties to count on it making a significant global difference.
Many will pass away never having made a truly powerful difference, moreover a global difference.
Still, Mr. Singer and other experts said a re-engaged United States would make a difference in global climate efforts, particularly with countries like China and India, the world's first and third largest emitters of carbon dioxide.
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