Examples of 'makes a difference' in a sentence
Meaning of "makes a difference"
Makes a difference is a phrase used to emphasize the impact, significance, or influence that an action, decision, or contribution can have on a situation, outcome, or individual. It suggests that the mentioned element or factor is capable of creating a meaningful change, positive effect, or significant improvement. This phrase is often used in contexts that emphasize the power of individual actions, choices, or efforts to bring about desirable or impactful results.
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of make a difference
How to use "makes a difference" in a sentence
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makes a difference
For thinking it makes a difference who goes first.
Makes a difference in the lives of your clients.
I do not know if that makes a difference or not.
And it makes a difference when you are old.
I do not suppose that makes a difference to you.
It makes a difference because we are running a business here.
Every individual makes a difference every day.
He makes a difference in the lives of our patients.
And that is what makes a difference between.
It makes a difference if the deceased had a will.
There is no evidence that it makes a difference in learning.
Maybe it makes a difference if you believe in something.
That kind of thing really makes a difference.
And that makes a difference on the food.
I do not think that that makes a difference.
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This lady makes a difference down here.
The extra fourpence on a gallon makes a difference.
Like that makes a difference right now.
I am just saying that money makes a difference.
Or if it even makes a difference to you any more.
Feels so good to do something that makes a difference.
That makes a difference between the brain.
The business model makes a difference too.
This makes a difference in the degrees of glory.
You say that like it makes a difference.
This makes a difference when something goes wrong.
The type of brush also makes a difference.
Each factor makes a difference and a connection.
Type and timing of programme makes a difference.
That really makes a difference in the show.
I do not think my presence really makes a difference.
Understanding what makes a difference in your practice.
He understood that looking different makes a difference.
Quality content makes a difference in every business.
I find that clothing really makes a difference.
When music makes a difference in health centers.
In this battle every tank makes a difference.
Every dollar makes a difference to an animal in need.
The area affected also makes a difference.
This makes a difference to him on a daily basis.
One more guardian hardly makes a difference.
What makes a difference to the publisher is sales.
What we eat and drink makes a difference.
It really makes a difference for our sport.
When the cover image makes a difference.
It truly makes a difference in your learning experience.
Adding the teddy does not makes a difference.
What really makes a difference is the staff.
Deployment of security intelligence solutions makes a difference.
The box itself makes a difference as well.
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