Sentence examples for scope to make a difference from inspiring English sources
"There is a gulf between clubs like Manchester United, City and the rest, where you're just fighting to stay up and you have to make your team difficult to beat," he said, explaining that the Championship was more fun because the even playing field gives managers greater scope to make a difference.
But the current culture of philanthropy in this country has neither the scale nor the scope to make a sizeable difference to the sector's financing.
There are other intriguing characters who need investigating: a playboy trawlerman with a taste for inappropriate youth; a moralistic primary schoolteacher; another teacher, from England, who came to Shetland because he wanted to be somewhere there's "scope to make a real difference, you know, hearts and minds".
The boom in mergers has provided more scope to make a dishonest buck ahead of deals.
If these were not available, then the scope for Prism to make a difference would be limited.
As population-based interventions are being tried and tested, more evidence will hopefully emerge as to the true scope for them to make a difference to the CVD burden.
The prime minister has an opportunity to make sure this royal commission is one that can actually make a difference but, if it's to make a difference, it can't be scoped out on the fly.
Aim to make a difference.
He wanted to make a difference.
