Sentence examples for order to make a difference from inspiring English sources

President Obama was elected in order to make a difference and to change the status quo.

In order to make a difference, action needs to be taken at several levels.

It's done in a very aggressive, often violent way, that you need to break borders, upheave a whole structure in order to make a difference.

When the war breaks out, she rages against the injustice of it and, frustrated by her own powerlessness, volunteers as a nurse in order to make a difference.

In a lot of cases people have been both brave and bold in order to make a difference and stand up for what they feel is right.

Hilary Cotton, chairwoman of Women and the Church (Watch), said she would like to see women ultimately make up a third of bishops – around 40 posts – "in order to make a difference".

But, as Spence puts it with regard to economic reform itself, you need to take small steps in order to make a big difference in the long run.

"As one of the world's largest organisations, the NHS has a national and international imperative to act in order to make a real difference and to set an important example".

Kanayo F Nwanze, president of the International Fund for Agricultural Development IFADD) argues "In order to make a real difference to the lives of these young women and men, governments and development agencies must invest in agriculture.

If the same candidate wins both contests, he or she would take office in the 113th Congress in January with a seniority edge over other incoming freshmen — slight but significant from that one extra month, and enough in the pecking order to make a possible difference in committee assignments.

This conversation was about her willingness to "own" her "transness" in order to make a positive difference for others in the world.