Sentence examples for rarely makes a difference from inspiring English sources

Worcester believes papers can have an effect on readers' views, but that it rarely makes a difference.

NEWLY discovered evidence may seem like the unjustly convicted's dream come true, but the reality is that such evidence rarely makes a difference in this country.

Contrary to what prosecutors may wish to believe, the reputation of a prosecutor rarely makes a difference in how we approach a case.

The authorities say that local arrests rarely make a difference.

The new television technology brought to the game rarely made a difference.

The Justices say that oral arguments rarely make a difference in the outcome of cases.

"A few of them have contributed to bringing down a studio, as with Fox and Cleopatra in 1963, and with United Artists and Heaven's Gate in the late 70s, but individual flops rarely make a difference".

Even so, the ACT human rights commissioner has said that the ACT "had rarely made a difference to the actual outcome of cases, and the direct right of action remained under-utilised".

Educational factors rarely make a difference, particularly for women of color.

Probability (P) - In a large election, individual votes rarely make a difference, especially when there's a voting scheme in place like the Electoral College (US).

For all the warmth of their response, the delegates in the Staples arena know that a vice-presidential choice rarely makes a decisive difference.