Sentence examples for still made a difference from inspiring English sources

But family support still made a difference; Leonard got Kathy a deal that didn't slam the jailhouse door forever, and Jean suggested a long-term exit strategy based on good works helping other prisoners.

According to marine biologist Mark Erdmann, in a worst-case scenario, if the people violate the contract and destroy the habitat, Seacology will have still made a difference in the lives of the people through their low-cost investment.

"They can still make rules, and it still makes a difference".

A human voice on the phone still makes a difference during life's crucial moments, apparently.

Wednesday was certainly a reminder that speeches can still make a difference in politics.

Give the other Chris Evans a modest round of applause; engaged editors still make a difference.

"There's less payback here, but it still makes a difference".

The immediate concern: can Ewing still make a difference against upper-echelon teams?

"He's not even here and he's still making a difference in the community".

Like Mrs Huffington, he thinks charismatic leaders, or simply skilful ones, can still make a difference.

"And then she got right back to work, because she thought she could still make a difference for kids".