Their enthusiastic support to this cause has made a huge difference.

To be sure, pharmacogenetics has made a profound difference for some patients.

The strong commitment of US President Barack Obama s administration in supporting Chen made a difference, and it will make a difference in other cases, too.

France is not Imperial Rome, where panem et circenses made a fundamental difference.

CAMBRIDGE What a difference the crisis has made for the International Monetary Fund.

Here's a photograph shot in moonlight, something that digital photography has made a big difference for.

It was, of course, the context that made the difference.

So far, it hasn t made much of a difference e mails continue to flood the decommissioned mailbox.

Let our gathering be remembered by posterity as the one that made a difference in people's lives.

Ironically, there may once have been a point at which a large increase in troops might have made a difference.

I didn t know. At that point I didn t imagine it made a difference which party caused the death.

The Panel has, therefore, made an adjustment to take account of the difference.

Everywhere there are children with shining eyes saying, Look at the difference we've made.

Setting international development goals has made a huge difference in people s lives, particularly in the poorest places on the planet.

It was Alvaro Uribe s exceptionally effective administration in 2002 2010 that finally made the difference.

In past elections, when there sometimes really was not much political difference between Democrats and Republicans, this made a certain sense.

You know, if I can make a difference, I hope to be able to make a difference.

What a difference a crisis makes.

What a difference a decade makes.

And I saw from a young age that having a decent job and earning a good living made the biggest difference for families who were struggling.

If you think that the mapping of America's made a difference, or landing on the moon, or this other stuff, it's the map of ourselves and the map of every plant and every insect and every bacteria that really makes a difference.

Ganesh N. Devy, in a seminar in 2004 on 'Celebrating Women a symposium on women who made a difference', spoke of his shared experiences with Mahasweta Devi

And where water is liquid, it becomes a womb for cells green with chlorophyll and that molecular marvel is what's made a difference it powers everything.

I felt a difference in quality.

For each target objective an assessment was made of the role played by gender difference in the problems encountered.

And that made so much of a difference in terms of the peace of mind that came with that, we could focus on her recovery.

Kiran Bedi A police chief with a difference

We can make a difference, and make a difference, not just for women, but for a global economy that desperately needs their contributions.

You re going to make a difference, buddy.

Media saturation obviously makes a critical difference.

But would signing it make a difference?

What were people now doing for the first time that made that difference between stagnation and rapid, open ended discovery?

Sierra Leoneans will forever remember the positive difference that the Mission made in their country's crisis and in their lives.

that's the difference, that's the difference between us and the dinosaurs.

So, complete transparency will make a huge difference.

that of a difference. Then gradually ... and gradually ...

But that is just a difference of opinion.

There is a big difference between the two.

And of some have compassion, making a difference

It is here in the rapid development of export industries and the dramatic rise in export volumes that NAFTA made the difference.

According to the New York Times, this has made it hard to tell the difference between popular sentiment and manufactured public opinion.

A difference in treatment is not discriminatory in itself.

Simple solutions can make a vast difference to temperatures.

But a fifth difference points in the other direction.

If I die, it will not make a difference.