make a difference

And that old man who didn't believe the world could change – who didn't think one person could make a difference – well he certainly didn't know much about the life of Joseph Kennedy's youngest son.

Remarks of Senator Barack Obama: Wesleyan University Commencement

You can follow doctors, exercise physiologists, and nutritionists, as well as people who are trying to make a difference in their own lives.

The Flex Diet

Can you point to any statistics which show that single-sex dorms will make a difference in how students behave?

Enter, Stage Right

Ludendorff had calculated in March that the Americans could not reach the front in sufficient numbers to make a difference until midsummer.

Castles of Steel

In Transvaal, a soft mush is fed to the child for the first three days, and in Loango the same custom prevails, and the people seem to know the qualities of colostrum, at least they make a difference between the milk of the first days and that which afterwards serves for the nourishment of the child.

Labor Among Primitive Peoples

"One person like you could make a difference on Angira."

Shadow Lord

We saw friends find a way to make a difference by serving the Martins, Myerses, Phillipses, Joneses, and Rushes.

GOD Will Make a Way

Research has shown that eating high-carbohydrate snacks will not make a difference in what you eat for dinner.

The Flex Diet

You may not have the time and resources to launch a national organization like Nancy Brinker did, but you can make a difference in your own neighborhood, community, or congregation.

It’s Your Time

Sheer market economics would reduce the rates soon enough; this crap wasn't going to make a difference either way.

It's October, 1956.