Sentence examples for make major differences from inspiring English sources

Platforms from TXTBKS, which provides old sim cards into condensed text books for underprivileged schoolchildren to crisis-mapping software Ushahidi show the potential of the simplest technologies to make major differences.

However, this is a severe multi-organ disease with a very poor prognosis so this therapeutic intervention may not make major differences to children with this condition.

"While progress was made, major differences among the parties remained," said a statement issued yesterday by Hutchison Whampoa and Singapore Technologies.

Even if the strategy is effective, it may take months to make a major difference.

Although it still falls well short of what the Department of Homeland Security estimates the wall would cost to construct, $1.6 billion could make a major difference to the response to Hurricane Harvey, including in funding to FEMA.

The new law should help efforts to end FGM in Egypt, "but it may not make a major difference unless police and judges follow through and actually make arrests of perpetrators".

City officials concede that those combined efforts will not work fast enough to make a major difference by the beginning of the Olympic Games on Aug. 13, but they say there may be some benefit.

The Bears, meanwhile, decided to arrive on Thursday but Johnson does not expect the different approach to make a major difference.

Two, we really underestimated the connection low-income people make with hearing aids and productivity, unlike glasses or cataract, intraocular lenses, which make a major difference.

The actual message Mrs. Obama was trying to get across — that minor changes can make a major difference in kids' lives — was, at least temporarily, lost in the uproar.

In the UK, the arts councils have never had enough funding to make a major difference to the smaller independent publishers trying to launch lesser-known talented writers.