"This is the chance of a generation to truly make a difference.
If Congress and presidential candidates want to truly make a difference for borrowers, they need a comprehensive approach to regulation.
Only then can we be confident that practical solutions will emerge which will truly make a difference.
Of course, for synthetic foods to truly make a difference, companies will have to overcome consumer distaste for synthetics.
"I want to do the best by everybody and truly make a difference to peoples' lives," the student added.
One of the questions I receive most frequently from readers is whether our individual actions truly make a difference.
By visiting office hours and asking questions, it can truly make a difference in the level of understanding a student has regarding a concept.
Whether such tax credits truly make a difference is a matter of debate among economists and people in the economic development business.
But being mindful of the difference between providing help and inflicting it is what allows us to truly make a difference.
To truly make a difference, he said, he needed to not just give what he could to charity but make enough money to give significantly.
The courts' decisions on these matters ultimately come down to public opinion, which is where movies can truly make a difference.
