Sentence examples for makes a remarkable difference from inspiring English sources

The fit makes a remarkable difference in the quality of the sound.

It's a flexible technique that makes a remarkable difference in the moistness of the meat, especially the breast.

The long-term study that has followed 5,000 American families with low skills and incomes for over a decade has established that including the father on the birth certificate makes a remarkable difference.

'It has made a remarkable difference,' said a delighted Thurston.

This has made a remarkable difference over the last decade.

A good scrub with a body brush (I liked Elemis' handheld one because it was the easiest to use) before a shower, then apply body oil on the scrubbed area afterwards to soothe it (I used Cellutox Active Body Oil, also by Elemis), really did, honest-to-God make a remarkable difference in just a few weeks.

He said the new insoles had made a remarkable difference.

From time to time, I will feature an individual who has made a remarkable difference in the lives of our children.

A few things happened: During my time as editor of HuffPost Impact, I wrote stories from across the country of individuals persevering despite seemingly insurmountable odds, of teachers, tutors and caretakers making a remarkable difference in the lives of children.

The Convention on the Rights of the Child has made a remarkable difference in the lives of millions.

In short, educational programs that engage sensory perception by showing live and buzzing mosquitoes can make a remarkable difference in ITN use when compared to traditional leaflet based education.