Sentences with phrase «make much difference in»

What if I can't find Key Limes... do regular limes make that much difference in the recipe?

But if gender doesn't make much difference in this business, experience does.

New Ontario legislation that aims to extend rights to grandparents in custody and access cases likely won't make much difference in practical terms, says St. Catharines... Read more

New Ontario legislation that aims to extend rights to grandparents in custody and access cases likely won't make much difference in practical terms, says St. Catharines family lawyer and mediator Sharon Silbert.

These slightly lower - end specifications (which shouldn't make that much difference in actual real - world performance) pair with a huge 3,510 mAh battery to help the phone hit up to 50 hours of battery life.

Raising the personal property limit often doesn't make much difference in the cost of the coverage, and people have a habit of acquiring additional property without giving much thought to what it adds to the total.

Unemployment is slightly high here, but not by enough to make much difference in Louisiana car insurance rates.

Given how partisan most of the Senators are, I doubt that gratitude for getting him out of a scrape (had it done so) would make much difference in his conduct in office or his desire to please the PM.

As a result, the technology appears unlikely to be deployed in time to make much difference in the coming surge of power - plant construction.

I don't know that op - eds or books can make much difference in the face of such indifference to risk, but it's worth trying.

Forcings with respect to the SRES scenarios may be tracking the higher scenarios, but this covers too short a time for the higher forcing to make much difference in the projection.

The heat that humans generate globally via fossil fuels is not nearly enough to make much difference in average surface temperatures.

``... a proposal that said «this work, if funded, probably won't make much difference in the great scheme of things».

Not that it's likely to make much difference in this setting, I'm sad to say.

The only issue we had was that the room was very hot and the fan didn't make much difference in the December heat, air conditioning would be wonderful.

The slightly higher loan amount won't make much difference in your payment, and you get to spare yourself from coming up with the extra cash to close.

It might not make much difference in how long it takes to pay them off, but it could make a difference in how much interest you end up paying.

Raising the personal property limit often doesn't make much difference in the cost of the coverage, and people have a habit of acquiring additional property without giving much thought to what it adds to the total.

That doesn't make much difference in the enterprise market where Microsoft and Windows is well integrated, but that pricing can deter potential consumers away from a Surface Pro and over to rival brands instead, such as Samsung and their Galaxy Book LTE.

But it was a 28 page story, so I am not sure that it was really enough to make much difference in visual memory of the book.

It's not as if it fits in a pocket, and if you're going to lug a bag around anyway a couple of extra inches is not going to make much difference in portability, but a huge difference in readability, especially of text books.

ABS doesn't make much difference in stopping distances on dry roads, although it can enhance vehicle stability and allow the driver to maintain steering control during an emergency stop, when conventional brakes might allow wheel lockup and skidding.

Yet despite the attention the Los Angeles election is receiving, it's unclear whether the outside cash will make much difference in the outcome of the races.

The Coleman Report came under intense fire, but re - analyses of the Coleman data and the collection of new data in the decades since it appeared support its finding that the quality of public schools doesn't make much difference in student achievement.

It wouldn't make much difference in achievement, but it would save a bundle.

But the strategy chosen by the school did not appear to make much difference in student proficiency rates, according to the federal analysis, as they all made about the same progress.

To me, ESSA plans «appear unlikely to make much difference in disadvantaged students» lives.

That's why the Romney plan is apt to do some good in states (and districts) that want to extend more school choices to their students — the federal dime can join the 90 cents in state and local funds in the kids» backpacks — but won't make much difference in places that aren't willing to put their own resources into this kind of reform.

It doesn't make much difference in the long run, but if you're able to catch just one good film that you wouldn't have otherwise seen during a busier season, then it's a win - win for everyone involved.

In reality, I know 100 to 200 calories would not make much difference in terms of weekly fat loss, but I still ruin things by binging.

Furthermore, higher fines (which reached as much as $ 500 as of 2016) didn't appear to make much difference in raising the likelihood parents and other drivers complied with the laws, the study found.

«I'm backing Charlie because he has been good to our community, and if Adriano were to replace him, it won't make that much difference in Washington.»

Yet already it is hard to see how Gordon Brown's fiscal package can make much difference in the face of a deep recession.

The extra year didn't make much difference in his average or his attitude, he said.

But I wonder if the issue may also be that political philosophy has perhaps too often (and with significant exceptions, certainly) been somewhat too detached to make much difference in challenging this, and reasserting a role for political ideas.

I think what I'm here to say IS that not only does it not make much difference IN THE LONG RUN how you have your baby, but what the pediatrician of the moment tells you to feed it doesn't make any difference either.

Not a single DM or CB will make that much a difference in this current style as long as the whole team does not defend as a unit..

I DID use a metal measuring cup, but I saw somewhere that isn't supposed to make much difference in USING the starter.

I don't think adding the wet ingredients in two batches would make that much difference in the end.

I can't imagine without skins would make that much difference in texture.

I have a set of metric measuring cups and use the 250 ml one, it doesn't seem to make much difference in this kind of cooking.

Even among those who can memorize and recite the creed, does it really make that much difference in their lives?

I hardly think that 3.5 million dollars could make much difference in influencing public opinion.

He doesn't think the release of the three would make much difference in the crime rate.

This limits the amount of attention we can usefully give it, both because we have to waste so much time defining terms before we can discuss it, and because the fluidity of the terms is a sure sign that the idea will not make much difference in the end.

After all, a dollar or two difference here and there in share price, usually does not make much difference in your long term returns especially if your focus is primarily passive income growth.

To be honest, the emissions reductions from our power sector — in many ways the heart of the Paris Agreement — may not make much difference in achieving temperature stabilization in any event.

I'm skeptical that disrupting the current chemistry makes much difference in that worst case we go from «not a title contender» to «not a title contender.»

Maybe a three - stop strategy would have been a little bit better, but it wouldn't have made much difference in the end.

And though the choice of a running mate is subject to plenty of political calculus and insider intrigue, there's little evidence that a lieutenant governor makes much difference in November.