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This is a perfectly valid phrase to use in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like this: "His commitment to the cause has made a significant difference to the lives of those affected."
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Victory would also make a significant difference to England's place in the official 50-over rankings.
The night tube will make a significant difference to his weekend commute.
We believe technology like this could make a significant difference to our homes.
Authorities could take steps to make a significant difference to women's safety, she added.
Still, the evidence is mounting that, done the right way, it can make a significant difference to a place.
A secure job can make a significant difference to people lives, allowing them to save money to do better things.
Addressing these needs would make a significant difference to equality of access to education, life chances and social mobility.
Even the smallest of changes to the wording of a religion question can make a significant difference to the responses.
However, even if you don't change any of the pre-sets, it does make a significant difference to the sound.
It adds that "this type of activity will need to be accomplished at a much larger scale to make a significant difference to greenhouse gas emissions".
Replacing Nick Clegg with Vince Cable could make a significant difference to the Liberal Democrats' chances in a new general election.
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