make little difference

Although two parents are often more effective than one, the parents' genders make little difference in terms of the child's development.

Interestingly, whether parents had biological children or stepchildren seemed to make little difference in depression rates.

Some will also argue that it will make little difference to the climate if China and India do not also curb their emissions.

If junk is all there is, putting up its price will reduce real incomes and make little difference to eating habits and health.

Prominent Americans with good lawyers may gain some relief, but for news outlets in poor countries it is likely to make little difference.

Group size and dissent make little difference when the people themselves are not part of 'our' group.

And the findings suggest the personality matching carried out by dating agencies and websites may make little difference in success.

If ageing has helped make deflation endemic, tinkering with inflation targets will make little difference.

You may feel that your contribution will make little difference, but that is far from the truth.

Some observers think Ms Sotomayor will make little difference to the Court, since she is a liberal replacing another liberal.

Gordon Brown's announcement of an extra 500 is a welcome gesture, but will make little difference.

But even if a few more giant oil fields are discovered, they will make little difference against consumption on today's scale.

Kenyon's assurances that John Terry and Frank Lampard's contracts will be sorted as soon as possible will make little difference.

The Italians make little difference between children, and nephews, or near kinsfolk ;