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It may be that in the rebound after the bottleneck, the slight hazardousness of these SNPs did not make much difference.

'It doesn't make much of a difference for us whether we're authorized or not, ' he said.

Young voters are not expected to turn out in great enough numbers to make much of a difference to the results.

Piling on more debt while you are trying to get out of it doesn't make much sense either.

They were unable to make much sense of the confused story he told them through his sobs as soon as he was able to speak.

Aung Zaw said that to a certain extent this may be true, but he doubted it would make much difference in terms of military control.

One of the problems is that so much of this entrepreneurial activity is carried out on too tiny a scale to make much cash.

People won't make much but they might have fun working in a focus group or evaluating products or services as a mystery shopper.

The duration of the pain did not seem to make much difference.

One woman says she does not think Poland will be able to make much of a difference over the next six months.

He decided that if he did so, the business would make much higher profits, and the tavern owner would be very pleased.

It notes the United States will grow by less than three percent, not enough to make much of a dent in unemployment rates.

Indeed, manufacturers make much of their money from the cartridges, not the printer itself, which is often sold cheaply.

A couple of these annoying little habits are not enough to make much of a difference.

By learning to make my fears insignificant, I've been able to make much faster progress than I could have done otherwise.

He does not expect Force India to be able to make much development headway during the Friday practice prior to the races.

And if we do not understand the importance of the covenants, we will not be able to make much sense of vast portions of the bible.

Losing our faculties over a matter like sex ought not to make much sense for a species like ours that relies on its wits .

But he insists that keeping carbon in the ground for a little while longer won't make much difference to animal or to organism.

What to love, to the life of the happiness, we would like to make much effort. And how much are willing to pay the price.

It got personal and very negative, and I got so flustered and frustrated that I know I didn't make much sense trying to explain myself.

She says banning her will not make much of a difference because she cannot be a member of parliament anyway.

Although a typical spider can produce five types of silk, it does not make much of any of them.

Haley, though, is not optimistic that Western companies will be able to make much of a dent in the way China's real estate market operates.

Due in part to its proprietary requirements, e-speak failed to make much of a market impact.

Medical science is such a quite complex engineering that medical technologists must make much more efforts on this field.

it doesn ' t make much sense for manitoba health to outlaw a service that could take some pressure off the health - care system , he said.

According to my calculations, I will not make much money this year, but I am sure that this difficulty is only temporary.

On Sunday evenings we used to be permitted to play, if we did not make much noise; now a mere titter is sufficient to send us into corners.

After all, does it make much sense that the same voice that caused you to do something is now chastising you?

She was unable to make much progress, hard as she tried.

If you guys are dealing with anything that's just too hard to handle or doesn't seem to make much sense , get a new perspective .

Neither was exclusive to IBM, and within a year other companies had worked out how to make much cheaper "clones" of its PC.

While they were sort of under our control, it didn't make much difference how intrinsically smart they were.

But they were swimming against the tide , unable to make much headway against a pervasive and, in retrospect, foolish complacency .

It's OK for a low turnover item like tennis nets. But for soccer equipment and tennis rackets, we won't make much of a satisfactory profit.

But again, we're not going to make much progress with it unless we get some kind of global action and cooperation to deal with it.

Hard as he tried , he was unable to make much progress.

But it doesn't seem to make much sense to have readers pay to provide this service.

That may be -- but the scenery is so exhilarating that it's hard to believe that negatively charged particles could make much difference.

He was unable to make much progress, hard as he tried.

He acknowledged that with official interest rates already at 1 per cent, further cuts in rates would not make much of a difference.

And especially the fourth one. These politicians, what they are trying to sell to you doesn't make much sense.

But I'm not so sure it would make much of a difference if they would let you in.

Moreover, replacing the legacy BlackBerry OS with the "high-performance" QNX operating system will not make much of a difference.

For instance, a general-purpose language with styling support would not make much sense if its programs deal with scientific calculations.

Chandler: All right, kids, I gotta get to work. If I don't input those numbers, . . . it doesn't make much of a difference. . .

Despite being the captain, he did not make much contribution to the team.

The refrigerating storage did not make much difference about the Aroma component and phenylethyl alcohol contents of Muscat Hambourg wine.

He was unable to make much pro GRE ss, hard as he tried.

Similarly, Microsoft isn't likely to make much profit on Live Search Cashback, since they are giving most of the money back to users.

They had raced among themselves so often that it did not make much difference who won .

As for BBC, they don't make much comment on the issue and provide information to let the audience think is their ethic guideline.

Sometimes your hobbies don't make much sense to others, but still prove to be immensely helpful and entertaining for you.

Well, I don't see that it would make much matter to you, anyhow.

Q: Vice Foreign Minister Wu Dawei's recent visit to the DPRK did not make much breakthrough.

Given the scale of the crisis, only America's bail-out package is of a size to make much difference anyway.

It doesn't make much sense just to put some text into a Flash movie unless you can get it to move.

All this could make much of the current forest area inhospitable to trees.

They might get the story written ten times faster than any one of them could on his own, but will it make much sense?

As far as I was concerned, it didn't make much sense to be changing careers at this point in my life.

Finally, since you could see no pattern emerging from the copter's color, that factor probably didn't make much of a difference.

But in a country whose sovereignty is already compromised, it probably won't make much of a difference.

The news did not make much impact on me.

If you're normally getting about seven or eight hours a night, adding or subtracting about an hour won't make much of a difference.

More importantly, creating this network is highly unlikely to make much of a dent in transportation mode splits.

"Sure? " "I guess so. Nothing else seems to make much sense. "

First saw him in Hero, though I was so mesmerized by Maggie Cheung that he didn't make much of an impression.

A patent-reform act is about to be passed in America, but it has been so watered down that it will fail to make much difference.

Despite help from the likes of Ringo Starr and Billy Preston, it failed to make much of an impact.

We were all too shy to make much progress as friends.

If I don't input those numbers, it doesn't make much of a difference.

Though unlikely to make much of an economic or political dent, al-Salman says it reinforces the protest's new, more subtle message.

This may not make much of a difference in the real world, since most XML tools and processes manage namespace declarations automatically.

But Ms Zhao does not think this will make much difference. The Manchu teachers, she says, do not understand her Manchu.

Actually the Italians could not make much ground at all, but contrary themselves got into serious trouble and close to defeat in 1917.

It was a fact that he didn't make much of a fuss about, usually.

Furthermore, if you let him go with you, you would make much more friends.

Labour will make much of this record, and especially of its victory in the war on waiting.

What bothers me is that in school and elsewhere, I've noticed most people don't make much of an attempt to listen to others.

Another example is feeling that your best contributions won't make much of a difference, so why bother?

And that reality, in turn, will be a drag on the U. S. Neither the U. S. nor the rest of the world can make much headway without the other.

This would link up east Africa as never before, and a single currency and a customs union would then make much more sense.

But doubts remain whether raising the tax on cigarettes would really make much of a difference.

If I should work harder, I could make much more progress.

We have not been able to make much progress in the emotional area.

Those overly optimistic assessments of the likely impact of interventions, from fiscal stimulus to QE, also make much more sense now.

A good economic performance has failed to make much difference to the lives of millions of South Africans.

Chinese banks make much less money from fees than their international peers, so lending volume is the main determinant of their profit.

Once the experimenter sets you off, it soon becomes clear you're not going to make much money at all.

The sanguine reaction of banks and markets to the proposal suggests they do not believe such measures will make much difference.

You can only do that if you own the channel, and even then you don't make much from it, because a toll has to be ignorable to work.

And social media platforms now allow me to make much more direct comparisons.

I couldn't make much of that new book of his.

I think swapping "a book" to "many speeches" does not make much of a difference.

Do you think if someone want to be feel happy, he must make much money at the first? Yes or No?

John did not make much progress at school.

Well-educated persons with a broad perspective contribute to understanding, even if they don't make much money.

On modern-day Earth, which is saturated with life, a few more organic materials wouldn't make much of a difference.

U. N. officials here acknowledge he arrived too late to make much of a difference.

Take measures to make much noise at work, after deducting certain amount of money.

"I don't think it would make much of a difference either way, " Assange said.

Moreover, it does not make much difference if the loss of potential output now were to be 5 per cent or even 10 per cent.

That I should make much of myself and turn it on all sides, hus casting coloured shadows on thy radiance -- such is thy maya.

For example 2: He assured his wife that he would make much money to live a happy life with her.

I know I'm overweight with high blood pressure, and I don't see how eating whole-grain bread is gonna make much difference.

Ibrahim says Malawi's farmers could make much more by planting up to 2, 500 jatropha trees on each hectare.

Some analysts argue that gazetting should not in fact make much practical difference to TOC's day-to-day operations.

But in the reason of the specificity of regional economic development, it make much different in the form and reason of development.

Local authorities make much of their revenue by converting farming or residential land to commercial use.

Plus in a startup you could make much more money.

Mr Sarkozy will doubtless make much of the inexperience of Mr Hollande, who has never held a ministerial job.

"It's not a connection that seems to make much sense at first glance, " says geologist Eric Force, the study's author.

If they do not make much progress in school, they are not permitted to continue working in TV shows.

But since many migrants are employed informally, without contracts, this will not make much difference.

Could it make much inconvenience to you if I have to postpone our appointment to June 2nd?

According as you are studying now, you won't make much progress.

But this won't make much of a dent in the bilateral trade balance or bring back jobs.

'In a panic, volumes are too high and the central bank doesn't make much of a difference.

Could it make much inconvenience to you if I have to postpone our a ointment to April 5th?

Aspirin production costs so low, the pharmaceutical company does not make much money.

European or Asian firms have yet to make much of an appearance in cloud computing.

Sun never managed to make much money from it, in part because it wanted Java to be an open standard.

Creating special types of pieces of the internal structure independently of the whole content structure usually doesn't make much sense.

Not that this is likely to make much difference.

In truth, though, Mr Mbeki will probably struggle to make much headway with Mr Mugabe, who despises the South African president.

Although diplomatic cajoling won't make much headway, Washington does have ways to induce Beijing to reassess its approach to Iran.

But Gervais says this hasn't yet happened. And he doubts Mr. Sarkozy's visit to Washington will make much of a difference.

Doesn't make much sense, right? When a woman is scared to death, it is understandable.

I know the tech trees are old news, but I was just taking another look at them and I noticed something that doesn't make much sense to me.

But in talking about the nature of this regime, disillusion does not make much difference.

e. g. He's gonna be eighteen in a few months. Doesn't really make much sense to legally adopt.

Such arguments are unlikely to make much headway against hostility towards immigrants in rich countries.

It doesn't make much of a difference whether a teacher speaks British or American English.

This way of thinking is indeed a great way to make much of your life a lot more miserable and limited than necessary.

Similarly they make much more disciplined decisions on behalf of other people than they do for themselves.

So it takes a lot of pressure on top, a lot of extra inert gas to really make much of a difference.

Played a mean harmonica as a younger man. Lost my taste for it. Didn't make much sense on the inside.

Still, Joffe does not believe that the loss of a drone helicopter will make much of a dent militarily.

However the snowfall was not considered sufficient to make much difference to the crop.

'A lot of people lose their money, of course, ' I said. 'And people with big bets on a different horse can make much more money.

I just heard in radio, that Chinese government advised banks not to give any more money to firms which make much dirt with their production.

By readable, I mean it's in plain text although it may not make much sense to the novice UNIX user.

Drinking lots of Activia didn't make much difference to a healthy person, they found, although it did not have any harmful effects.

RED: Well I played a mean harmonica as a younger man. Lost my interest in it, though. Didn't make much sense in here.

They list four "problems" with the ADO. NET DataSet, none of which make much sense.

"You cannot make much progress by talking only about technical flaws or specific concerns, " Israel said.

Heathrow airport is a torture-chamber, and the opening of its new Terminal 5 is unlikely to make much difference.

As I thought about it, it became clear that web platforms really don't make much.

It doesn't make much difference between third or second. The first place is the only winner.

most fruits are naturally low in fat and calories . thus they make much healthier choices than typical desserts.

Please keep quiet, if you make much noise, you may be back to affect the others.

There are lots of programming languages out there, and few of them make much of a splash.

A big one-time appreciation wouldn't make much difference either, he said, because the market would expect further appreciation later.

And there are plenty of cloudy places, including northern Europe, where solar panels may never make much sense.

It doesn't make much difference whether the team wins or loses the last game.

It seemed unlikely that handheld CD-ROM technology would make much impact in world markets.

And it is probably too late for global policy coordination to make much of a difference.

Beginning with too simple of a process, then, doesn't usually make much business sense.

But you ought not to make much of this gift.

It doesn't make much differencewhether you attend the meeting or not.

do exercise, do not make much loud noise.

Rather, middleware will make much of this processing transparent (and easier).

Nor would it make much difference were Social Security to be invested in other assets such as equities, investment-grade bonds and property.

She didn't make much of a contribution at the meeting this morning.

Gyms make much of their money from all the people who pay a monthly subscription and rarely or never set foot inside.

As they anyway stay sexually attractive until an advanced age, it doesn't make much of a difference whether they are 22 or 44.

In the long haul, it won't make much difference.

s too noisy. They are dancing to music noisily. Go and ask them to try not to make much noise.

He was trying his hand at a ship under full sail, but he didn't make much headway, I thought.

Most of the radio programmers are music. Pop or popular music singers make much money.

Third, in its rush to grow, Alibaba has neglected to make much profit.

Off-grid solar cells are also quiet, but they don't make much power relative to the mini-turbine.

The local police arrested them before they could make much of an impact.

However, tests make much better documentation than comments.

From a policy perspective, it's not going to make much difference.

While they were under our control, it didn't make much difference how intrinsically smart they were.

The TMX DTD will allow a to contain a single element, but this does not make much sense.

These bold colors contain a subtle message: if you're a young guy and don't make much money, cool.

Yet unless institutional shareholders make the most of their rights, getting a vote may not make much difference.

These professionals could make much more money if they worked in rich countries.

Sometimes they smoke in public or make much noise to please themselves but affect others.

But its provisions are so mild that they seem unlikely to make much impact.

Nor does the libertarian model of unrestricted gambling make much sense.

Time students to attend classes in the ladder will not make much noise.

He must make much money on those tennis shoe endorsements he does.

The business didn't make much money in the first few months, but then things started to look up.

But many of them admit that this is probably not the year in which they will make much progress.

"If we closed the social program, of course the investor would make much more money, " he says.

It didn't make much sense to Galileo to have different rules for motion on earth and in space.

And in fact there was plenty of evidence showing that stress didn't make much difference.

NOTE: Rotating a circle does not make much sense.

Those dots are just too small and too close together, andyou need to expand the image to make much use of it.

After all, a Lease with a duration set to NULL doesn't make much sense!

An endorsement from Ms Silva might not in fact make much difference.

Some human conditions, such as psychopathy, do not make much sense according to this theory.

It is hard to see how yet another pet food lawsuit can make much difference.

I am a salesman in a company, work like a cow. Make much milk for company just eat little grass.

The moral to this story is, "Don't make much ado about nothing. "

The few packages I found missing (such as svgalib) are arguably packages which don't make much sense on a server accessed remotely.

This leads to far greater efficiencies and lower costs, as corrugated trays make much better use of space on pallets.

You might not think this would make much difference.

But more public criticism may not make much difference.

Without detection at an early stage, it will be hard to make much progress.

But if you're a casual reader, they probably don't make much economic sense yet.

But that doesn't make much difference as long as it's not free-floating.

Before you can make much sense of this, you need to know the IP address of your own machine.

by the way , we must make much of the source of autochthonous spirits of company law.

It wouldn't make much sense to scale in different spaces because there isn't really any need to do it.

She realized she wouldn't make much money in the next few years and didn't want to miss her children growing up.

It will not make much difference which side may win or lose.

Will the pact make much practical difference?

I don't make much. I wish I could make more.

Your Confucian makes much of reputation, but I am pragmatic. I make much of how to acquire fortune.

They ought not to make much noise here.

He is not going to make much difference.

I also like to give stuff to people who are my "workers" , especially if they don't make much money.

Some more exercise should be done if you intend to make much progress as Mary did last term.

Painting roofs white is also safe. . . but not likely to make much impact.

Raising small dogs might be allowed, because they are lovely and don't make much noise.

They decided to enlist help from a robotic system, which can make much smaller, 50-nanoliter samples.

Even if you don't make much money, it will help keep your mind off spending it!

Frankly, Nye's definition of "soft power" doesn't make much intuitive sense.

By putting swap on a separate partition, Linux can make much more efficient use of it.

It won't make much difference whether you leave or stay.

Would you please not make much noise in the hospital?

I am a salesman in company, work like a cow. Make much milk for company just eat little grass.

Pop or popular music singers make much money.

If you're 23 or older and don't make much money, go die in a fire.

difference It won't make much difference whether you go today or tomorrow.

We must make much of this incident.

In general, it is what we make much of and what we make little of now that determine our niche in life.

But Ms Zhao does not think this will make much difference.

However, it still does not make much use of dual-issue.

There are many definitions of art, few of which make much sense to the uninitiated.

My dad always worked as a ranch hand, so we didn't make much money and we always lived a long way from town.

Mother, I make much more money now.

Let's work harder to make much more progress in our study.

Part of the problem in Taiwan is that the laws don't make much sense.

Make much of what you have.

If God wants you, it doesn't make much difference whether you're driving a car or standing on the pavement.

Make much of one, good men are scarce.

I ca particular make much money- too.

Would you please not make much noise?

The 250 investors travelling with Mr Obama will make much, in public, of flourishing commercial ties.

The optimum quality of minus rolling tolerance can make much benefits on the basis of guarantying product quality.

Some graduates will make less, and others will make much more.

It doesn't really make much sense, except this notation.

Money won't make much difference to him.

e. g. It won't make much difference whether you go today or tomorrow.