Sentence examples for possible to make the difference from inspiring English sources

From those studies, it was not possible to make the difference between immunologic mechanisms [transfusion-related acute lung injury (TRALI)] or overload [transfusion-associated cardiac overload (TACO)].

For instance, the final images corresponding to two similar targets must exhibit enough differences so that it is possible to make the difference.

"With commitments of governments and the community, it is really possible to make a difference and to save the lives of millions of children and mothers across Africa," he says.

"I think the executors felt it was possible to make a difference in Boston," said Malcolm Rogers, director of the Museum of Fine Arts.

It's no coincidence that I'm doing both things for the first time this year: after working in the fast-food industry for a decade, my pay stuck between $7.25 and $8 an hour, I finally believe that by speaking out, it's possible to make a difference both at my job and at the polls.

One answer is simple: Some people are already showing that it is possible to make a difference here.

It's possible to make a difference with situations like this".

Now is the time to dig even deeper and fight even harder, because now we know that it's possible to make a difference and that our strategies can work.

"Together it is possible to make a difference".

The clear difference that staff saw in people with dementia participating in the study could well have contributed to the improvements in hopeful attitudes regarding dementia, recognising that it was possible to make a difference.

This is the very definition of the activist architect, one who creates the conditions in which it is possible to make a meaningful difference.