Sentence examples for makes scant difference from inspiring English sources

All the commentary surrounding the Iraq invasion 10 years on encourages retrospection but I think most veterans, like me, would agree that talk of anniversaries makes scant difference.

Only a handful of the artists were Jews, but that made scant difference to a regime that could detect Semitic contagion anywhere.

But if it seems of so little consequence, then it will make scant difference to them to rectify the situation, and join the rest of us in the 21st century.

It made scant material difference to them when moving forward.

This rigid reading of the Clause makes scant sense and is stunningly retrogressive.

This makes scant sense, but the eye doesn't object at all.

The president has an ambitious domestic agenda that makes scant mention of trade.

Even his clothes make scant dramatic sense.

And SAA has made scant progress with a turnaround plan.

But it has made scant progress to date.

It was more significant that Javier Hernández and, in particular, Rooney made scant impact in attack.