Sentence examples for making a positive difference from inspiring English sources

Mukabalisa, whose keynote speech opened the conference on Tuesday, has said that while the quota system clearly helped speed up women's participation in politics, women appointed and elected to a whole range of public positions have been so successful in making a positive difference that the country may reach a point where quotas are unnecessary.

"Shelf-stacking was hard work but I didn't feel like I was making a positive difference.

What if private contractors offer a real chance of making a positive difference?

But Mr Cameron claimed that the UK contribution was making a positive difference.

A good idea that translates into a practical project making a positive difference need not require a large investment.

Making a positive difference in the lives of half of the world's population is a worthy objective in itself.

The energy and creativity that fosters and encourages innovation often comes from the desire for joy and fulfilment in making a positive difference to the world.

She added: "He was committed to making a positive difference in the world and devoted himself to the community he lived in".

The latest Ofsted report, delivered last month, described the school as "making a positive difference" to children's lives and O'Hear's leadership as "excellent".

"Job satisfaction is 110%," says Image. "I absolutely love what I do – you feel like you're helping people and making a positive difference to their lives".

She was a pioneer in the field of behavioral health for college students and spent a lifetime making a positive difference in young people's lives.