Sentence examples for shred of difference from inspiring English sources

After all, there is scant proof that a roomful of retirees can make a shred of difference in foreign affairs.

You could re-engineer great swathes of Westminster bring in an elected House of Lords, introduce a Bill of Rights, design open primaries for MPs, scrap the first-past-the-post electoral system and it would not make a shred of difference if the people elected were left in charge of claiming their own expenses amid a "course-you-can-chum" culture.

I'd like to think so, but I guess in twenty years or so, what I think won't make a shred of difference, not to the young'uns, or the text they are reading.

Ms. Spangler said there was "a tug of war over every single shred of information" and ultimately those differences caused C.C.Q. to go off track on its efforts to become — as H.C.C. already is — accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, whose seal of approval is often considered a critical quality control for transferring credits.

If you need one more shred of evidence that there are gender differences in interpersonal relationships, you'll find it in a short piece by Alex Mindlin buried in the Business Section of this morning's New York Times.

In our previous work, the entries for the modularity matrix were computed as the difference between the expected and actual ShReD of two reaction nodes, where the expected ShReD was calculated as the arithmetic average of all ShReDs involving either one of the two reaction nodes [ 17].

After barely papering over differences at the actual summit, Trump destroyed whatever shred of goodwill remained in a tweetstorm triggered by the effrontery of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's criticisms.

The only difference I can see is that the Republican fantasy actually has a shred of a chance of coming true (see: 1994 midterms).

Without a shred of grace?

"Not a shred of doubt," he said.

But I could not muster a shred of anxiety.