Sentence examples for make any appreciable from inspiring English sources

They just failed – admittedly in the face of much less benign commercial circumstances – to make any appreciable headway in delivering them.

Both the alcohol sulfates and the alkylaryl sulfonates were sold as cleaning materials but did not make any appreciable impression on the total market.

How does this affect the general landscape in the United States for deliveries? A. It shouldn't make any appreciable difference, and while the deal should make us both more productive, we remain full-tilt competitors.

To make any appreciable difference to your health outcome – to reverse your type 2 diabetes, and get you off your blood pressure tablets and give your knees a rest and lower your cholesterol, you have to lose seven or nine or even 15 stone.

Most of these estimates are actually drawn on the same faulty assessment criteria, and therefore have failed to make any appreciable impact on mitigating poverty and inequality.

None of the changes made any appreciable difference to the pattern of the match.

There is no evidence, however, that Saul made any appreciable changes in the nation's internal structures.

The Marlins' attendance has not made any appreciable jump since the streak began May 8. "If this was New York, it would be jumping here," Torborg said.

In a recent study published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives, researchers in the US assessed whether a switch to organic food makes any appreciable difference in the levels of pesticide residues in children.

Verdict: Mr. McGovern's campaign was extremely unlikely to be viable regardless of the timing of his entry into the race, so it is hard to make the case that his late start made any appreciable difference.

However, some of the appearances are misjudged: Juliette Binoche and Samantha Morton make small car-bound contributions, and their appearances have a blank, almost meaningless quality: they could have been reshuffled into the movie in any order, or cut entirely as "deleted scenes" fit only for the DVD extras, without making any appreciable difference to the film.