Sentence examples for make a visible difference from inspiring English sources

For most people, that's no great loss; progressive-scan players make a visible difference only on digital, high-definition TV's.

At Patient Opinion our mission is to change that by carrying the experiences of patients and carers into the NHS in ways which make a visible difference.

In theory, it gave sufficient time for the cash to trickle down and begin to make a visible difference to the NHS and other public services.

Because the production system was being retooled for a completely new product line, the circles could make a visible difference in plenty of areas through their suggestions.

It's going to make a visible difference to the sort of service Cornwall Council is able to provide".

To make a visible difference between collagen and PLGA fibers in micro/nano mixed fibrous meshes of multilayered scaffolds, the collagen solution containing FITC (500 mg) was also prepared and used in the fabrication of alternately arranged micro/nano mixed fibrous meshes of PLGA and collagen in multilayered scaffolds.

In its first six months, it has admitted close to 300,000 visitors, more than double the number projected, and its existence seems to have made a visible difference.

The challenge is for UK higher education to keep improving its ways of working in Europe and to translate that into investment that makes a visible difference to austerity Britain.

Beyond the home, for example in cinemas, the use of 4K and higher remains desirable for many, with a report from Sony stating: "4K makes a visible difference on screens big and small... 4K projection is scalable, accommodating 4K, 2K, HD and other digital content".

We commend the work that is making a visible difference in communities across the country by engaging urban populations in restoring their rivers and surrounding neighborhoods, improving access for water recreation and helping create a network of parks and greenspaces connecting downtown cores with suburban and rural areas.

Braving the muck and drizzle, these youths seemed to be on a mission to serve, and they made a visible difference.