Sentence examples for making any material from inspiring English sources
Each payroll company was asked how it could help Fairbrother save money: the majority said it could switch its workforce to self-employed status without making any material changes to the way the firm operated.
Facebook said its proposal merely clarified the language of its privacy policy rather than making any material changes to it.
Micron Technology reported weaker than expected second-quarter results Monday with revenues of $1.23 billion, down 10% quarter-over-quarter. Though Microns announcement was disappointing to investors, Bear Stearns is not making any material changes to its earnings estimates and analyst Gurinder Kalra maintains a peer perform rating on Micron.
As with the majority on show, none of these players made any material impact.
Attempts to improve social mobility in Britain throughout the last 150 years have failed to make any material difference, according to new research.
We were never in danger of falling off, so being cognisant that the world is round does not make any material difference to our lives.
In neither did the United States stand to make any material gain; in neither were its vital interests, conventionally defined, at stake.
Whether or not an interest rate cut will make any material difference in terms of economic growth is another matter but the ECB have nothing to lose by trying now, and we think they will.
Also, contrary to previous expectations we do not expect Arm-based processors to make any material traction in the server market in 2014, with this now being pushed out to 2015.
"It's going to come in handy for the politicians to say 'We're coming out of recession,' but it's not going to make any material difference," said Jose Garcia Zarate at 4Cast.
Mike Wells, who replaces Thiam on 1 June and has been running Prudential's Jackson business in the US, said he saw no need to make any material changes to the business.
