Sentence examples for make an appreciable from inspiring English sources

I'd have to say the Obama administration is somewhat better, but not enough to make an appreciable difference.

But it is not clear whether Defense Intelligence Agency analysts concluded that more American troops would make an appreciable difference.

That could make an appreciable difference to his standard of living.And this example might understate the loss.

Unfortunately, there is no evidence that the Obama administration's efforts to address the foreclosure problem will make an appreciable dent.

The EPA's regulation of GHGs under the CAA was extensive, but not so extensive as to make an appreciable dent in GHG emission projections.

Furthermore, these extrapolations are not expected to be normal for such molecules in which ionic forces make an appreciable contribution to the binding.

The NS has made "an appreciable profit over the past several years" - under Kampfner and his predecessor Peter Wilby.

The censored passages, though of considerable interest, would not have made an appreciable difference on the impact of the work.

This came as a surprise to glaciologists who had thought that melting in the Himalayas and nearby peaks was making an appreciable contribution to sea level rise.

These methods have made an appreciable contribution to drug design, leading to the discovery of a large number of high affinity ligands for biologically relevant protein targets.

Finally, the Hurricane's conventional construction lent itself to speedy repair of battle damage, and shot-up Hurricanes returning quickly to service made an appreciable contribution to victory.