Sentence examples for very much difference from inspiring English sources

"Actually there's not very much difference between the pictures," says McCartney.

"This is not a time when trimming around the edges is going to make very much difference".

"There is no clear sign that he wants the existing order to be overthrown, or that he believes it would make very much difference if it were overthrown.

The truth, though, is that the debate probably won't make very much difference one way or the other to the balance of support.

Even if Macron does emerge victorious from the runoff election, there is no assurance that he will have sufficient support in parliament to fulfill his pledges, or that they would make very much difference.

However, as I understand the story — and my understanding isn't perfect — the error doesn't make very much difference to the long-term debt projections, which is what we are talking about here.

Plots B and D in both Figures 2 and 3 show that the difference between different background correction methods is not very much, their difference is much smaller than the differences among four normalization methods.

"I still see very much a difference when I am shooting in London, Paris or Milan," he said.

The £10.5m deficit at the end of 2008 was very much the difference between two large numbers but it has come out much worse than we thought at £464m.

Rather, the "prevent disaster" rule comes into play only when there is a very much larger difference in the amounts of expected value at stake.

But also I think part of it is very much a difference in beliefs about what's important and what is going on.