Sentences with phrase «tangible difference»

«Big plus,» he says now, citing tangible differences in both performance and recovery.

Plus and minus dollar amounts are given to your home based on the measurable tangible differences of the same features in the homes that have recently sold.

You have the power to make a real, tangible difference in your thyroid production and fat loss potential.

These are lawyers who are working hard to make tangible differences in peoples» lives.

If you subscribe to the idea that there isn't a real, tangible difference between 6.7 WAR and 6.9 — which you should, considering how debatable the metrics are when it comes from defense, baserunning, park effects, and positional adjustment — you might consider this a slight.

It's a generic battle system, with nothing remarkable to be said, but all things considered it is actually a lot of fun, especially when you get into longer boss battles where dodging, item management and commanding your team actually make some sort of tangible difference.

The most fundamental issue is that energy is largely a fungible commodity — the electricity coming out of your wall socket doesn't have any immediately tangible differences whether it comes from a coal plant or a wind farm.

I know personally zero waste workshops opened my mind to exciting possibilities and empowered me to make tangible differences!

Ultimately, this means we're able to make a real, positive and tangible difference in animal health.»

Sometimes people even use them interchangeably, but the fact is that there are tangible differences between them, and the IRS certainly doesn't view them as -LSB-...]

One way to make a tangible difference is by creating and funding college scholarships for women to pursue STEM careers.

We want to change all that and use AI where it can really make a tangible difference.»

StartUp Local campaigns have the potential to make a real and tangible difference to their local community.

The mere reading of this thread demonstrates the tangible difference between him and your heart which resonates with the engagement and brokenness of Jesus» love, mercy and patience.

It must turn into practical policies that make a tangible difference in people's lives.»

Through this partnership with British Cycling we want to make a tangible difference to our collective approach to getting from A to B, translating elite success into a lasting legacy on our streets.»

Rohr has recently tinkered with the Eagles» formation with an eye on the World Cup, and having a player in his ranks who could feature in multiple positions could make a tangible difference for Nigeria in the event of injuries, suspensions, loss of form and a tactical reshuffle.

Are you spending too long on small details that don't actually make a tangible difference to your craft business?

The PRC is committed to high quality, accessible programs, and provides relevant parenting information that makes a tangible difference in families» lives.

Through cause marketing and corporate sponsorship, we take your voice on the importance of involved fathers beyond commercials and ad campaigns to a place of societal impact that makes a tangible difference in the lives of children, parents, and communities.

Mullin's diaries frequently noted the hostility of his Sunderland constituents and their refusal even to acknowledge instances in which the Labour government made a tangible difference in public services.

If Brand wishes to gain real credibility and make a tangible difference then he should not reject our current political system, he should get involved and change it for the better.

He began his talk by reflecting on his childhood in Korea, and how the UN at that time made a tangible difference to the safety and well - being of those in his family, and countless others.

There is more evidence suggesting that Putin intends to frustrate Ukraine's quest for democracy and economic development, but in this field the EU could make a tangible difference.

«It was then that I started to meet women who were in elected office, and the tangible differences that they have made, and it started to become something that seemed tangible for me.

«Thankfully, we are embarking on a journey where business, government and other leaders can use their voices to make a tangible difference to reach Target 12.3.

One celebrity lying back as he chats about who he's dating can make a tangible difference to the lives of millions.

Mr. Addisson was one of many speakers honoring those who have made a tangible difference in the lives of our city school children as mentors, friends, advocates, and role models.

This information gap translates to tangible differences in the opinions US voters hold.

Does all this local campaign effort make any tangible difference to the election results?

Hagner is not alone in being motivated by making such a tangible difference.

We learn firsthand about the remarkable and tangible difference that refundable tax credits can make for working families.

ASCO is supported by its affiliate organization, the Conquer Cancer Foundation, which funds groundbreaking research and programs that make a tangible difference in the lives of people with cancer.

«Anything that makes a tangible difference in our own comfort, that's going to help,» says Richard Shane, PhD, and developer of the Sleep Easily method.

Items and abilities may come in handy when you're trying to survive a particularly grueling song on the highest difficulty, allowing you to make it to the end and get a higher score, but most of the time their presence makes no tangible difference in how you actually play the game.

Their work makes a tangible difference in children's lives each and every day,» said Lagemann.

This will require new and improved data to monitor progress, identify bottlenecks and sharpen policies to ensure that every dollar invested in education makes a tangible difference to people's lives.

«If you really want to make a tangible difference then the state level is the place to work,» he says.

As Nicola Shipman, executive principal of the Steel City Schools Partnership in Sheffield says: «Having someone virtually full - time in school means we have the scope to support them very deeply and it makes a tangible difference in terms of their readiness for the job.

The Youth Sport Trust is making a tangible difference to young people's wellbeing.

The activities also encourage pupils to make a tangible difference to the lives of the communities they have learnt about by holding a fundraising event or campaigning for change - and they'll be in with a chance of featuring as our star school on our website and social media channels!

Mr Clegg will say the policies have made a «tangible difference» to the lives of thousands of children, and will pledge to go further, repeating his mantra of protecting education funding «from cradle to college».

It's a place where a teacher can make a tangible difference, Porter said — if he can find one up for the challenge.

Invest in a coordinated programme of professional development so that all teachers can continually refine and develop their practice and potential middle and senior leaders can be identified and progressed — making a tangible difference to the trust as they go.

To me I'm seeing classic elitism at play here: sell off # big - ticket schools to Tory donors and their friends, syphoning cash into their already bulging pockets, while delivering no tangible difference to the results at that school.