Examples of 'have made the difference' in a sentence
Meaning of "have made the difference"
have made the difference: suggests that someone or something has caused a notable change or improvement
How to use "have made the difference" in a sentence
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have made the difference
The volunteers have made the difference.
We have made the difference and now we are the reference.
Maybe that would have made the difference.
The researchers suggested that the flavonoids in the fruits might have made the difference.
It might have made the difference.
It was his leadership qualities that have made the difference.
It could have made the difference in such a close game.
When those moments could have made the difference.
It could have made the difference but Mussolini refused.
Maybe the breathing would have made the difference.
This might have made the difference in Pennsylvania.
Translating words into deeds would have made the difference.
The rosés of “ new cut ” have made the difference among the winners in this edition.
Just breathing through a shirt might have made the difference.
He might have made the difference on the second half… but I can't allow such behavior.
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Here a shoe will have made the difference.
I could have stayed over Hammer another three, four minutes . It might have made the difference.
I think one dish may have made the difference in my mind.
Appropriate street lighting and a stronger police presence have made the difference.
Last week I could have made the difference against Nissan.
He cited three key factors he said may have made the difference.
Minutes have made the difference in survival, Miss Dubois.
Two factors seem to have made the difference.
YOU have made the difference in the lives of these pets!!
I think the letters may have made the difference.
That have made the difference for 50 years.
Maybe two more days would have made the difference.
Maybe my life and the lives of my men could have made the difference.
But Fisher believes it might have made the difference in some cases.
The Minutemen were missing a few key players that could have made the difference.
Those 2 wasted timeouts could have made the difference at the end of the game.
John Garang was the man that could have made the difference.
I believe Obama could have made the difference.
Mostly, innovative policies are seen to have made the difference.
A differently worded order from Lee might have made the difference with this subordinate.
In a few tournaments, these champions have made the difference.
But if we were, it could have made the difference.
No question in my mind that 5 minutes would have made the difference.
The prayers of God 's people have made the difference so far.
This interception on a third-quarter bomb … just may have made the difference here today.
You are right . Maybe that would have made the difference.
Leaving 40 minutes early would have made the difference.
The answer is clearly, yes ; it would have made the difference.
Some pressure, but 1 goal extra would have made the difference.
Of course, there is a long way to go, but you have made the difference.
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Made a very nice thing out of it too
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Examples of using Have
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
He could not have chosen a worse time
