Sentence examples for make a sharp difference from inspiring English sources
Optimism about Iran's future prospects will also make a sharp difference.
However, these do not make a sharp difference to the LIDTs of scratches, as the experimental results show.
Mr Romney also said that the Palestinians are incapable of making peace, a sharp difference from official American policy.
Their intrusion makes a sharp point about the difference between medieval and modern notions of identity.
He noted a sharp difference between the two options.
But there is a sharp difference in the situations.
This structural difference of these procedures has made a sharp contrast about the strength of incentive compatibility.
Think of strong female leaders like Aung San Su Kyi and Margaret Thatcher - for all the controversy that (unfortunately in this day and age) inevitably surrounds women in leadership, those who do succeed and those who make a difference are sharp and intelligent.
It is hard to guess why he decided to swap a career as a lawyer for one in politics, or what his early political credo was, beyond a vague desire to make a difference and a sharper one to turn the Labour Party into a winner.
"They make a huge difference".
