Sentence examples for makes a dramatic difference from inspiring English sources

That makes a dramatic difference.

"This makes a dramatic difference in terms of lifetime".

REBECCA MEAD: It would take a greater expert than me to answer this one, but I can certainly say from personal experience of both systems that the knowledge of how much a class is costing — and how high that price is — makes a dramatic difference to the way in which one metabolizes it intellectually.

An upgrade also makes a dramatic difference with "Night Tide," a slow-moving, richly atmospheric supernatural tale from 1961, closer in spirit to M. R. James than EC Comics, that was the first feature-length narrative directed by the avant-garde filmmaker Curtis Harrington.

So stop your sudoku for a minute and listen: knowing in advance where the exits are makes a dramatic difference to your chances of survival if we have to evacuate the aircraft.Everyone was able to survive Monday's accident because they got out of the burning plane quickly.

This makes a dramatic difference in the integration of closed fields over cycles.

Still, the programs can make a dramatic difference for some students.

"Ministers said that lifting the cap wouldn't make a dramatic difference.

"So far, we haven't come up with anything that's made a dramatic difference.

But will any of them make a dramatic difference in the underlying problems?

Just reducing the number of cars by 10percentt would make a dramatic difference in congestion".