Examples of 'would make any difference' in a sentence
Meaning of "would make any difference"
The phrase 'would make any difference' is used to express skepticism or doubt regarding the potential impact or significance of a particular action or decision. It suggests that the expected outcome or result would not have a meaningful effect or bring about any noticeable change
How to use "would make any difference" in a sentence
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would make any difference
Not that it would make any difference to me.
He also said he did not believe it would make any difference.
Not that it would make any difference to you.
There are many of us who doubt that would make any difference.
I doubt if it would make any difference if he did.
Tom said he did not think that doing that would make any difference.
Not that it would make any difference.
I would be willing to give up my window seat if that would make any difference.
Nothing that would make any difference.
I have yet to find a man could cut mine so it would make any difference.
As if anything would make any difference to me.
It seemed that love would be the only thing that would make any difference.
Like that would make any difference to your life.
I have no reason to believe it would make any difference.
Not that it would make any difference in answering your question.
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I did not think his religion would make any difference.
Not that it would make any difference to Commander Julius.
I do not think another week would make any difference.
As if anything would make any difference to me as long as he 's alive.
But the doctor did not believe that it would make any difference.
As if it would make any difference.
I do not know what I could say at this point that would make any difference.
I do not suppose it would make any difference if I offered to fully fund.
I dont know what I could say at this point that would make any difference.
I do not suppose it would make any difference if I asked you not to go.
I would caution you against If I thought it would make any difference.
I don't think it would make any difference whatsoever.
My goodness, at his age you would not figure it would make any difference.
Not that it would make any difference to me, but you said.
One could question whether the new law would make any difference at all.
You think it would make any difference whether you see her or not?
I can not honestly see it would make any difference.
Not that it would make any difference to you . He would be crushed.
She did not think the truth would make any difference now.
Do you think it would make any difference if I reinstalled a fresh copy of Windows 7?
I do not think all the wine in the world would make any difference with that.
I do not suppose it would make any difference if I said I have grave doubts about Mr. Holmes.
But I wonder if the context would make any difference.
Q: That would make any difference to you?
I would if I thought it would make any difference.
Do you believe you would make any difference by yourself in the war?
If somebody really wanted us dead. but none of this would make any difference.
Do you think that would make any difference to you?
Because there's nothing you could possibly say that would make any difference.
But I doubt it would make any difference.
He was nailing shut the coffin of our holiday, and nothing would make any difference.
Nothing you did would make any difference.
Well, good, because there is nothing you could possibly say that would make any difference.
I do not see why it would make any difference now.
I suppose I could threaten you … or torture you … but I doubt that would make any difference.
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