Sentences with phrase «to make much of a difference»

In fact, which character you choose to play as does not make much of a difference in how the game is played.

That's why I think that having free formula in the hospital ultimately doesn't make much of a difference in the long run.

It won't really make much of a difference no matter what you do in this space at this point.

It doesn't make much of a difference if it is one dollar or a thousand dollars.

These don't make much of a difference for the most part, but they do offer some breaks in longer cases.

Also, does replacing vanilla extract with (pure) vanilla powder make much of a difference with the liquid difference?

I didn't think using those extra 2 eggs would make much of a difference as long as the pancake batter was «wet» enough.

That doesn't make much of a difference over the course of the loan.

And look at that, he hasn't made much of a difference at all.

An increase in construction costs won't necessarily make that much of a difference.

Three or four might not even make much of a difference.

In fact does it really make much of a difference which one you choose?

As far as the royalties, I am not sure it will make much of a difference changing them now.

It really shouldn't make that much of a difference though, we're all the same species.

The biggest drawback was not being able to get rewards for my spending, but it's only a month or so which won't make much of a difference overall.

I haven't found that those additions make much of a difference.

The task force couldn't say whether any one of the laws made much of a difference.

T make how much does dating sites make much of a difference but is funny anyway.

It's unclear whether the 4G upgrade will make much of a difference now.

Or you might be so deep underwater by then that the extra money doesn't make much of a difference anymore anyway.

If you think lifestyle couldn't possibly make that much of a difference when it comes to saving money on life insurance, think again.

These larger cards really don't make much of a difference functionality wise, but they arguably look better than before.

Do those yellow letters make much of a difference?

It won't make much of a difference in sales, but it will make a big difference in her earnings.

But its marginally higher resolution won't make much of a difference for reading.

Could choosing a dress this shade really make that much of a difference than choosing a pink dress?

This shouldn't make much of a difference when reading text, but you might notice it when you're viewing photos.

It's just too hard for one starting pitcher to make that much of a difference over eight starts.

This is a bit better than nothing, but will probably not make much of a difference in the real world.

From the point of view of America's energy security, it doesn't make much of a difference whether Canada's oil feeds demand in the U.S. or elsewhere.

Don't get me wrong, it's an amazing 0track car, but the things that make it great on track — its crazy aero package, its nine - stage traction control, and its near - slick Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires — don't make much of a difference on the road.

True statements all around — gimmicky is fun, but politics is about victory, pure and simple, and a single web video will rarely make much of difference unless it's part of an overall messaging campaign.

I don't think it necessarily makes much of a difference where you write as long as you put your butt in the chair and tickle those keys.

I went to a «sleep doctor» for a year to see if any of the usual techniques would help but none made much of a difference so she ended the therapy and referred me back to my GP for meds.

There's no telling how it would have sold if it had ended up a multi-platform release, but I think it's safe to say that it wouldn't have made much of a difference considering Platinum's aforementioned track record; people were just mad that it was a Nintendo exclusive.

The president claimed that the means - tested voucher programs in Milwaukee and D.C, «didn't actually make that much of a difference,» and added, «As a general proposition, vouchers have not significantly improved the performance of kids that are in these poorest communities.»

My question is: could omitting the 2 T of honey make that much of a difference?

I'm not sure if the whole wheat flour made that much of a difference calorie-wise, but I believe it's worth it!

After a few years he takes 3 million out which won't really make much of a difference then suddenly he's a conman?

Maybe Woy should have picked some of our «British Core» of players... I didn't see where Jack made much of a difference in that match.

But for a kid like Isaac Nauta or Caleb Kelly or David Long, I don't think the botched punt makes much of a difference.

The Assembly has the most vacancies, but Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver says it might be too late now anyway, for it to make much of a difference during the 2014 legislative session.

That's right — it's just not going to make much of a difference except in the most extreme cases of, let's say, going from the absolute bottom of normal to the top.