Sentence examples for making a fundamental difference from inspiring English sources

Already, Mr. Fahmy claimed, the Brotherhood's new stance was making "a fundamental difference," including jump-starting the stalled reconciliation talks between the two Palestinian groups.

"Leadership can make a fundamental difference".

Yet despite the rise of small parties, the outcome is unlikely to make a fundamental difference.

But will an Oscar make a fundamental difference to how we treat our minority artists in Britain?

But if we want to make a fundamental difference, all of us must bring the conversation home.

"We're trying to make a difference in the actual networking world, but make a fundamental difference based on mathematical approaches," he said.

Mr. Negroponte said his experience in giving children laptop computers in rural Cambodia had convinced him that low-cost machines would make a fundamental difference when broadly deployed.

Lets not forget that we can all help offset the problem by growing our own produce, even on a small scale it'll make a fundamental difference.

Professor Shaviro said that "there's not much any mayor can do" to make a fundamental difference in income inequality in the city.

I say this reluctantly because I'm an Isiah Thomas fan, and change will not make a fundamental difference in the long-term fortunes of this star-crossed franchise.

"We asked: what could make a fundamental difference in the experience of regular New York City riders and the tourist crowd?" Loren Abdulezer, one of the app's creators, said in an interview.