Sentence examples for makes a serious difference from inspiring English sources

When the top quartile contributes at 5x to 10x, it makes a serious difference.

Caulking is a final step many people overlook, but which makes a serious difference in the appearance of your trim.

The rhetoric did make a serious difference in the views of white Southerners.

Focus on no more than three or four things that will make a serious difference".

On its own it is just a tiny little boost, but with thousands, or even hundreds of thousands of participants, this can make a serious difference.

PSVI has the potential to make a serious difference; it has started to do so and now needs to be strengthened.

In fact they turned up in larger numbers than in 2004, and their disproportionate Democratic margin made a serious difference, as did their hard work on the ground.

Hogg says her next film will be another examination of a character not dissimilar to Anna - "It's about a middle-aged woman with an overdeveloped sense of responsibility, learning to be irresponsible" - and is confident that awards recognition can make a serious difference.

But a new report by the Institute of Public Policy Research IPPRR), due to be published later this week, suggests that £40bn would be the minimum size worth bothering with if the new bank is to make a serious difference to the economy, and urges Osborne to allow it to raise funds on capital markets to boost its lending power to £100bn.

The CHA is building a development of which half will be private housing, 20% "affordable housing" (for families with between 80% and 100% of the median income) and 30% homes for those poor enough to qualify for full public-housing help.Will all this make a serious difference?

Yet shale gas is unlikely to make a serious difference to the country's supplies for several years yet.In March China set production targets of 6.5bcm by 2015 and up to 100bcm by 2020, and announced measures to encourage competition, along with various financial inducements.