Sentences with phrase «car makes a difference to»

Whether the emissions come from the chimneys of refineries or from the tail pipes of cars makes no difference to the effect on the climate.

«Whether a crash was caused by a bike or a car makes no difference to the families devastated by such loss and so we welcome the move by the Government to provide parity in the law.»

Also, the features of your car make a difference to your auto insurance rate.

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In their downtime, they ponder how that career trajectory could apply to them, not because material wealth will give them fancier homes and cars per se — but because they want to make a difference and seek career freedom, which financial reward provides.

The Tesla founder says it is impossible for his company to build new cars quickly enough to make a difference when it comes to climate change.

In the race to put autonomous driving cars on the road, regulatory support makes a huge difference.

It definitely makes some of the cars look better, but on others it doesn't really seem to make a huge difference.

There were 30 - to 40 - mph gusts blowing across the track, upsetting his car's handling, and he didn't have the horsepower to make up the difference.

Force India's success during 2016 and 2017 highlights what a difference drivers make, they put the best drivers available to them in the car and despite their budget constraints hauled in the best championship result possible.

Luckily, both flights weren't full and we were flying Southwest, so we were able to gate - check the complete folded stroller, and brought Bub on board in his car seat (with adapter attached — made no difference in installing the seat).

The e3 side impact protection is unique to this car seat and promised to reduce side impact by up to 50 % which can make all the difference in case of an accident.

Make sure you know the difference between a minor crash and a moderate to major one before deciding to use a car seat after a crash.

I wanted to try the stroller before I wrote about it, We have had it for a month and makes a huge difference when trying to walk with our, 5 month on in a car carrier, a 2 year old, and a 5 year old.

undoing the latch to open the car seat once installed is almost impossible its so hard to turn and clicking it into place took all my body weight and I still couldn't do it and we even tried with the seat belt not as tight underneath to see if that made a difference and it hardly did..

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Scheduling flights during sleep times, getting babies their own ticket so they can sleep in their car seat, and bringing a goody bag of new books, toys, and favorite snacks to keep babies occupied while they're awake, for example, can make a big difference.

Items like car seats and appropriate bedding can make a life or death difference to a child.

Selling unwanted items on eBay, at car boot sales, jumbles, or at «swap - shop», or swishing events and donating the proceeds to Guide Dogs; this will make a difference to the charity's services for blind and partially - sighted people.

It's possible that a particularly unhygienic car dealer, for instance, could make a difference to the price for which you agree to sell your vehicle.

«It takes differences that are small and that you might ignore and makes them substantial but not in a misleading way — five years is an amount of time you're likely to spend with your car,» says Richard Larrick of Duke University's Fuqua School of Business.

But so is the cost of any method of reducing greenhouse gas emissions enough to make a similar difference — whether it's doubling the fuel efficiency of every single car and truck on the road (which would cost a few trillion dollars and take at least 15 years) or building scores of new wind turbines for each turbine already turning today or erecting hundreds of new solar cell arrays for every array in use today.

Within the constraints of this Congress, we've tried to do a whole range of things, administratively, that are making a difference - doubling fuel - efficiency standards on cars is going to take a whole lot of carbon out of our atmosphere.

Adding more activity into your day by taking the stairs instead of the elevator, parking your car further from the door, or taking short walks at lunch or breaks can make a difference in your health and help you to produce less insulin.

As a wise man once said, «No gas, no car go», meaning if you don't fuel your brain it will be near impossible to stick with any task long enough to make a healthy difference.

It is most important to make things difficult; the difference will be used for your car.

thats total bull, regardless of what people say, 60 fps is not just about how smooth the game looks, it also makes a massive difference in how the game feels, some people may not be able to notice between 30 an 60 fps, but most will be able to feel the difference, an the human eye an defo see it, but most gamers, do nt know or understand it, an so do nt notice it, but the eye can see it, for games, 60 fps is the holy grail, when console games are standard 60 fps, native 1080p, then an only then will we be in gaming nirvana, LOL but serious, i agree with u that if a game is locked at a constant 30 fps, then most times thats fine, for not for a racer, an for a sim racer is even worse, 60 fps makes the input lag the shortest it can possibly be, an so makes a massive difference on how the game feels, an how responsive it is, an aslo when racing a car, 60 fps helps you feel the speed allot more then 30!

Project CARS looks stunning in action and the resolution difference shouldn't make as much difference to your choice of platform as say, which system supports your steering wheel.

Even the way round you park your car can make a difference to how much rain splash it receives on the discs.

Without driving new and old SVRs back to back it's difficult to determine whether the SVO team's tweaks have made a considerable difference to the way the car drives, but it remains impressively engaging for a car that weighs around twice as much as a Peugeot 208 GTi.

What terms and phrases are generally used in the context of observations made of a car starting (or attempting to) and what's the difference between them?

Mileage makes a big difference to price, and there's also a premium attached to unmodified cars.

However, I loved my car - so much that I replaced it with another one (the facelifted car, which did not look as coherent, but had some effective mechanical changes that made a significant difference to the steering feel, handling and refinement).

Like anything old and unassisted, the car is only as good as your inputs, and you quickly focus your attentions on the areas where you can make the most difference — matching revs on each downshift and, moving up through the gearbox, hanging just a few extra mm of throttle to make the clutch re-engage smoothly.

It makes a significant difference to the A-class's ride, with the car now exhibiting a much smoother and compliant setup over lumps and bumps.

At # 2394 fully installed, the Super 180 upgrade makes a big difference to the urgency and character of the MX - 5 while preserving the purity of the original car.

Another frequent casualty are the door mirrors, but even motorised ones weigh less than 2 kg and removing them will make no appreciable difference to performance but will make it more difficult to see cars coming up to overtake.

Now, I really don't have a problem with folks taking their cars to a good mechanic, whether it is at a dealership, or an independent shop makes little difference to me.

This option is fantastic and I highly recommend a test drive to see the difference the propulsion system can make to a car.

Looking at it solely from a nuts and bolts machine, it really makes no difference to me if the car is modified or not.

I've fitted light - weight forged alloys to cars in the past, but they've never made the difference that these carbon wheels did.

That air - cooled, single - turbo 12 - valve engine might not have been particularly fuel - efficient in itself, yet a featherweight car with which to carry it makes a big difference.

The wider rear track must count for something, but more likely it's the optional Corsa tyres that make the difference, this being one of the rare occasions where a stickier, more robust tyre actually makes the car more enjoyable to drive — in the dry, at least.

Since there is less to press the rear tyres to the road, they will slide more easily, but this is not the same thing as saying a lighter car would therefore slide more easily at both ends... The point is that the balance of the car has changed and it is the change that makes the difference in the car's behaviour.

Furthermore it rides on a set of bespoke Pirelli P - Zero tyres that were developed specifically for the i30 N, and this always makes a big difference to the end result, even if it is an expensive route to take for the manufacturer (the i30N isn't quite a money - no - object car for Hyundai, but it hasn't exactly been constrained by budgetary concerns either).

The turn - in point though is difficult to judge because the bridge hides the apex, added to which, it makes a difference whether you're in a car which needs to brake first.

The figures of 0 - 62mph in 3.6 seconds and a top speed of 196mph are certainly impressive, but compared to the old car it's the mid-range punch that makes all the difference.

Even quite ordinary stuff has a Sport option and, by and large, these settings all behave the same, making an immediate and appreciable difference to the superficial feeling of the car.

Colin McRae Rally in particular — from its vibrant, challenging driving environments to the weightiness of its cars, it was among the first games where real driving techniques could make a difference — from handbrake turns to Scandinavian flicks.

Doesn't make a difference about whether to replace in pairs but may help with common problems with this particular car