Sentences with phrase «make difference»

But if they can make a difference in even a few families» lives, then it's an idea worth celebrating.

«I think it bears repeating that this is a highly concentrated segment that a couple of dozen players can make a difference in a quarter.»

«This is a wake - up call and should remind all of us that culture and compensation make a difference.

Evaluating this data and making changes according to the results really make the difference.

But in a crowded field, will this rebrand even make a difference?

The type of gun and bullet used, the range of the shot, where on the body a person was shot, and whether or not the bullet exited the body afterward all make a difference.

By putting a little money aside for you every day, ChangEd uses the «small steps make a difference» method that produces such effective results in other realms, like learning a new instrument or reaching a fitness goal.

The findings suggest that the therapies aren't used quite like how they're approved by the FDA, which could make a difference in how the treatments pan out.

By the time everyone else figures this stuff out, it will be too late to make a difference.

Try to think outside the box and offer employee perks that really make a difference to the health and happiness of your employees.

They are devoting the bulk of their time traveling the world searching for opportunities to make a difference with their funds.

«Good talent is going to make the difference in the growth of our organization and in the future,» says Perrault.

If you memorize or read your speech word for word, though, you lose opportunities for the conversational elements that can make the difference between a mediocre performance and a stellar one.

These are simple conveniences that make a difference in the real world.

Sending a donation gets your name in a program; working your butt off in an over-crowded soup kitchen lets you belong to a group of people who are trying to make a difference.

When you mentor someone, you get to work with someone who (typically) is eager to understand and make a difference.

Needing to make a difference overcomes the fear of failing.»

These are the groups that really matter, because if technology and financials falter, as they are doing now, these four are the only ones with the «heft» that will make a difference.

Empathic people live not for fame or riches, but to make a difference.

It seems like there is no one right way to crack the ecommerce code and become a hit — but back in 2013, Harper Reed thought his idea could make a difference for up and coming businesses.

«People like to touch and feel their fresh foods,» David Portalatin, national analyst for the NPD Group on food and beverage consumption, told Fortune earlier on Friday, and the ability to see where their groceries are coming could make a difference.

When properly used, feedback can make the difference between the conversion, or retention — or the loss — of a customer.

Why does where you live make a difference?

I think my biggest opportunities to make a difference and have an impact are still ahead of me.

Setting an intention to make a difference can open your mind to ideas and opportunities to do so.

The lack of wires leaves my desk at home decluttered, which can make a difference when you've got a bunch tech accessories.

Even just reading up on a company's initiatives, white papers and major deals can make a difference.

Great onboarding can make a difference.

But it's not easy to do; an impact investment must «make a difference,» and not only to the coffers of the investor.

The clothes you wear on a daily basis, to work, and to special events make a difference in your self - confidence and behavior, so why should fitness apparel be any exception?

We truly work together to make a difference in the lives of the people around us.

It's clear to us; we can make a difference.

And I can not believe capital levels of 7 %, or even 15 %, will make a difference if one of those defaults.»

Lack of transparency often stems from oversight rather than malice, but that doesn't necessarily make a difference in the eyes of a customer who feels he or she has been duped.

It's on the frontline of hardship, pain, and difficulty that leaders really make a difference.»

Langone said GE may be a case in which an activist investor might be able to make a difference.

«He can make a difference,» Tom told me.

The clarity of their original messages didn't make a difference, either.

But you don't need to be a millionaire to make a difference.

«When I asked him what the most important thing a businessman can do is, he replied «give back to your community and make a difference,»» Willms wrote.

«Sometimes it doesn't make any difference; sometimes it can save hundreds of dollars.»

Without some major countries participating, like, say, Saudi Arabia or Russia, it will be difficult to create a market that is deep and liquid enough to make a difference.

And young people aren't the only ones who seek out purpose in their career, not just a paycheck, or who want to make a difference.

«Our people have to feel they make a difference,» DeProfio says.

Not only does it mean a better user experience — it can make the difference between life and death when it comes to trading on NASDAQ, or even a high stakes game of League of Legends.

With more than 1.5 billion users, a single algorithm tweak can make the difference between success and failure for a publisher.

For a small business struggling to compete for the best talent in its industry, benefits can make the difference between winning a person with the specialized skills you need or losing that candidate to someone else.

Translation: A high - wattage degree can make a difference when graduates seek employment.

We all have a role to play when it comes to improving the health of our communities, and those of us on the front lines of care must unite with the resources of the private and nonprofit sectors, while leveraging the power of those in leadership to make a difference.

The 2016 Global Innovation Index, which is an annual ranking of the innovation capabilities and performance of economies around the world, focuses on national policies, but it's individual leaders who can make a difference by driving innovation within organizations and creating a conducive environment for innovation to thrive.