Examples of 'made little difference' in a sentence

Meaning of "made little difference"

made little difference: This phrase refers to a situation where a small change or action had minimal impact or effect on the overall outcome or result

How to use "made little difference" in a sentence

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made little difference
Income made little difference in health care.
Your presence would have made little difference.
It made little difference as to their fate.
The initiative made little difference.
They were established when the Earth was huge and human impacts made little difference.
The change made little difference.
The orders of the Emperor and the shōgun made little difference.
The revisions made little difference to document transparency.
Even a cocktail of multiple drugs made little difference.
The laws made little difference.
I believe your presence would have made little difference.
Inhaler has made little difference to the wheeze.
The orders of the Emperor and the Shogun made little difference.
It apparently made little difference to the lives of the brothers.
From a cricketing viewpoint, the apartheid policy made little difference.

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Age of the senior made little difference to these findings.
Urban areas were more opposed than rural, but economic wealth made little difference.
It made little difference.
The closure of the ghetto had made little difference to the trade.
The schism made little difference to the inner life of the Byzantine monasteries.
Further adjustments for a total of 21 risk factors made little difference to these estimates.
Of course that made little difference to the urgency of the matter.
The figures did not change much after this point ; more confederates made little difference.
The timing of the flood event made little difference to the simulation results.
It made little difference when I switched among equalizers and the various presets.
The truth of the story made little difference to Duncan.
The cautionary language of Eysenck 's interpretation of the evidence made little difference.
The Turkish conquests made little difference to the monks.
Susana and I continued to help as we could, but it made little difference.
This latter effect made little difference to yield results obtained for either Cameroon or Ghana.
Closures of such small-scale loss-making lines made little difference to the overall deficit.
This made little difference to the American troops defending Elsenborn Ridge, however.
President Obama's support has made little difference.
Those measures made little difference in the Tubbs Fire.
But as I have come to expect from you two, that made little difference.
Storage method made little difference in the RCP.
I adjusted our mover last year p.gr. Leaning contractions but it made little difference.
This would have made little difference anyway, since she was fired.
But for those determined to deny Him, the miracles made little difference.
For men, flexible working made little difference to their contribution to childcare.
To improve lift, a more powerful Niagra engine was fitted but this made little difference.
However, it made little difference to but a few, who had bought engines.
Whether it was rabbit or anything else, it made little difference to the Sculpting Blade.
It made little difference now, and, in fact, Plagueis found the Bith 's vacillation contemptible.
Although British troops arranged local protection for the judges, this made little difference.
For 140 years this border made little difference to the local populace.
But, interestingly, removing the noisy, scraping part of the sound made little difference.
The change made little difference as the club won only 11 out of 24 matches.
Such strategies, paid for with aid and loans, have made little difference in Black Africa.
If you'd had my report for over a month, Nikki, it would have made little difference.

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