Sentence examples for only tangible difference from inspiring English sources

Aside from a few pennies saved on the up front cost for an iPhone 3GS on certain tariffs, the only tangible difference in the two networks' offerings is that Orange have a slightly cheaper tariff of £29.36 against £34.26 on O2 although you get less inclusive minutes and texts.

In truth the only real differences are tangible vs intangible IP and that tangible invention patents and trademarks prevent the same ideas being copied over and over again like they are in Web 2.0, for example with social bookmarking sites and Digg clones.

Applied judiciously, these rules will not only make a tangible difference in the quality and usefulness of the data obtained, but will also produce an increased response rate.

Schools can make a tangible difference in closing achievement gaps, but only with inspired teaching and an innovative curriculum, which headteachers must lead.

But we can still make a tangible difference; we can still have our money-where-our-mouths-are moments.

But it's hard to see what tangible difference his passing makes to me.

Hagner is not alone in being motivated by making such a tangible difference.

It makes a tangible difference.

We feel that the scheme has made a tangible difference to the sector – our return on investment report published in March shows that cohorts three and four made savings of over £550,000, not only adding value, but new and much needed talent.

"There is already a tangible difference in the feeling on the floor," he said.

Yet Europe appears unlikely to pony up enough forces to make a tangible difference there.