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But how much energy does it actually take to get around? Does having longer legs really make a difference?

Try pairing up for trips to work or to social events - even an occasional carpool or ride on public transportation will make a difference.

Thompson for believing in me. Thank you so much for making me feel important and showing me that I could make a difference.

The King Tiger was a case of too late and too few in number to make a difference in the outcome of the war.

In his weekly radio address, the president says broad-based tax relief should be big enough to make a difference.

What does make a difference to poorer students' achievement is how much time they spend being taught.

If you think you're to small to make a difference, you've never been to bed with a mosquito.

Do me a favor if ya can, help those who need it this christmas, even if it's just a smile. . . . IT really does make a difference.

With a little bit of font-acy and "Vers Libre" candle holders, your candlelight dinner party will certainly make a difference!

A lot of things had changed over the years, but never my love for helping people and trying to make a difference.

Mom and Dad, he proved, really can make a difference when they set out to instill a bit of financial wisdom in their children.

It is often the little details that make a difference.

But it is still both a sizeable proportion of our budget for Asia, and a sum of money which, sensibly spent, can help us make a difference.

Patience, realistic expectations of an ability to make a difference, and a sense of humor are good coping strategies in these circumstances.

The factor that really seemed to make a difference was how much of a hurry the students were in.

Today is the only day you can begin to make a difference in your life. And pursuing your dreams is what life is all about.

Nobody is really sure how much QE pushes down long-term interest rates but it appears to take a lot of it to make a difference.

How much more tofu and oat bran would it take to make a difference?

If he was able to get their endorsement, it would make a difference to the boys and give him the necessary boost.

Here were the disciples in the midst of a storm and almost ready to drown, and Jesus, the one they knew could make a difference, was asleep.

you know you were educated to make a difference not just for yourself, for your own comfort and satisfaction, but for the world around you.

For its part, BHP Billiton sees Potash Corp as one of the few takeover targets that would make a difference to its long-term growth.

Age did not seem to make a difference in the propensity to share.

So if people believe in leadership down in the organization, those are the guys who can really make a difference.

This will, in turn, impact on how you're able to use the special gifts that God has given you to make a difference in this world.

Being able to make a difference a little at a time in my own humble way.

I'll make a difference in your face if you don't get out of here. -Oh, the truth hurts, doesn't it, Captain Carnivore?

But, as she notes in her book, it remains the true power we need to live a full life, make a difference and pursue our dreams.

Ha ha. . . as if the region a mortar and pestle was manufactured would make a difference.

God, please give me a chance again, I won't do this again. Revision: God, please grant me another chance, and I'll make a difference.

There is no doubt, and I have said this repeatedly, that our troops [in Iraq] make a difference, said Barack Obama.

Dorian: Dont you think we should at least try to make a difference?

We may have covered it up with our fear of failure, but it's still there, the desire to make a difference.

So seldom do we get a chance like this one, to really make a difference with our music.

What is the point of doing all this if you can't make a difference in others' lives?

But a real, enduring commitment to your message is exactly what you need to make a difference.

For now, all I could do was encourage him and say the rest of the IMF money would be available as soon as it could make a difference.

Their future leaders should make a difference in the world, and for the world, she said.

There always be like this in life, some people make a difference in his young time, some in his middle time, some in his old time.

It's easy to think that individuals can't make a difference when it comes to the issue of global warming.

Will it make a difference that if it's expressed like this: "I'm a guy that loves the star, that is quite hot. "

To be considered for this position please write "I want to Make a Difference! " at the top of your Cover Letter otherwise it may be ignored.

The order of presentation did not make a difference for those who saw common or typical-specific names.

"However, the size of them is not large enough to make a difference for the economic outlook. "

And that last, you know, that last couple of days will maybe make a difference in the eyes of the IOC.

It's easy to make money. It's a lot tougher to make a difference. Teachers make a difference!

Iter said it would be wrong to dismiss out of hand the notion that an amateur could make a difference.

When private demand sags so dramatically, the public sector must step in to boost spending, and boldly enough to make a difference.

This Earth Hour we want you to go beyond the hour, so after the lights go back on think about what else you can do to make a difference.

Don't underestimate how even just a few hours of help can make a difference to your ability to cope and enjoy the journey to your dream.

Do they have enough capability to find those two or three levers that really make a difference in a business?

Now, such systems are returning, and outside help is beginning to make a difference.

Phil Abernathy is looking for the next set of challenges to make a change, to make a difference.

I try to send them money, but I can't give them enough to make a difference.

Volunteering was one way to still make a difference and will always remain one way to exercise your rights, responsibilities, and power.

He added: "Because we have so little time, we have to be able to devote our time to the things that will make a difference. "

Leaving the phone plugged in overnight does not make a difference: the phone only uses the wall current to maintain a partial charge state.

Steve Smith founded Rolling Dog Ranch with his wife to make a difference.

The faster you decide to make things better, the faster you get results that make a difference for the rest of your life.

But the root of the movement seems to be a desire to earn a living and make a difference at the same time.

In a short span, we have taken significant strides to translate the promise of these technologies into results that make a difference.

real heroes of the world are the men who take the time to make a difference in the life of a child. Thanks for Being my hero, Dad!

For months, I've been pushing Congress to help us along by passing common-sense policies that would make a difference.

And to me, that has given us an opening to really make a difference in his behavior.

I'm not in the least suggesting that it will cure world wide obesity, but it's something that could make a difference.

This may seem redundant; however, it does seem to make a difference in the compile.

I hope to become a part of your business and I am sure to make a difference for your business.

Look into my eyes. You will see nothing but passion and dedication. Give me a chance, I will make a difference.

Over the last 70 years, researchers have been studying happy and unhappy people and finally found out ten factors that make a difference.

"The creation of this new command is going to make a difference, " Thomas-Greenfield said.

I made a leap on my study recently , my parents are not rich people, they hope me to make a difference when study abroad.

I do not know why I feel the need to do this, I am sure it cannot make a difference to the drink.

No doubt for some it is vanity or guilt, but I sense most do feel a moral obligation to give back and make a difference.

Getting more of these students into the best colleges would make a difference.

Image criteria make a difference, because middlemen are often viewed as an extension of the producer.

It's simply not significant enough to make a difference, given the size of the global mess.

You feel positive about what the company is doing, and feel that you really make a difference or contribution.

It is always a good opportunity to make a difference with your direct competitors and you never want to miss that.

Sometimes I wonder whether speaking out or honoring someone at an event like this can really make a difference.

We offer opportunities to make a difference with the next generation of distribution technology we're building today.

An employer's psychological and emotional response does make a difference to the bottom line.

I thought I could make a difference, so I applied for an opening as the so-called Minister of Finance.

I clicked on 'comments' to see if that would make a difference and it doesn't, I still see only the entry itself.

If we want to make a difference for God to reach a dying world, we need to ask for the power of the Holy Spirit.

Moving a line of your code to another part of the code could make a difference in performance.

I suppose what Mr. O'Keefe likes or doesn't is going to make a difference to people keeping their jobs around here.

No amount of freedom of time will quench your desire to make a difference, to live with purpose.

Hundreds of opportunities exist for you to make a difference in your society.

No matter how well intentioned, can anyone really make a difference in a community in such a short time?

Nor did the fact that Savoie was a naturalized Japanese citizen and fluent in Japanese make a difference.

Use your spoken word to make a difference. Speak a positive result into that day and turn that day from a bad day to a good day.

I was very proud to be able to make a difference to children and adults who were experiencing some "down time. "

Government's support for such a programme will help charities and businesses invest in volunteer schemes that can truly make a difference.

A choice to make a difference or to walk away and save yourself.

Can't you see that you can't possibly make a difference.

Clearly it's not going to make a difference in and of itself. But you have to start somewhere.

It's easy to make a buck. It's a lot tougher to make a difference.

Belly size appeared to make a difference even in patients with normal body weight.

Bonhoeffer knew that if Christians are going to make a difference in the world, they have to embrace the rich grace of the gospel.

This day has begun, and with it comes your chance to make a difference. In these moments you can bring your dreams to life.

The sheer fact of talking about it seems to make a difference.

There are many things in this world that are out of our control and where we may feel helpless to make a difference.

The question is whether the government can change its entrenched economic system enough to truly make a difference.

But new research from Surrey University in Britain has found the time of day you exercise could make a difference to how hungry you feel.

That is very true. But if I take action right now , I can at least make a difference to this one .

She took on every plea for help that came to her, sending food or money, writing letters, finding rooms, whatever would make a difference.

Does it make a difference if I let in eight goals or not?

As you go though your daily life, keep an eye out for the ways in which you can make a difference, however great or small .

And he's reminded that he can make a difference in somebody's life, even when his own seems to be falling apart all around him.

God designed you to make a difference with your life.

Progress: a progressive spirit, cordial efforts to move forward, determined to make a difference, meaning beyond the mediocre.

Sherry believes that once Palmer becomes President, he will have the kind of power it takes to make a difference.

Participants perceive follow-up as "more work to do" instead of a great opportunity to really make a difference.

MAD (Make A Difference) was started by a group of college students in Cochin, a city in the Southwestern state of Kerala, India.

Energy-intensive companies maintain that a carbon price high enough to make a difference will push costs up and companies out.

it's to make your life count for God, to invest it in what God says is going to make a difference.

Does the constant demand of so much media -- from social networks to nonstop Web coverage -- make a difference?

One job of an athletic trainer is to treat injured athletes. But does it make a difference if the trainer is male or female?

So if you really want class to make a difference in your life, it's up to you.

"Your form for your club does make a difference, but with people like Michael Owen, his record is there, " he continued.

That does not mean that competition between financial centres will cease or that policy will not make a difference.

I want to help you to fulfill this guidance by giving you some examples of what you can do to make a difference.

Nearly half of women who experienced discrimination did not report it because they did not think it would make a difference.

If I told you Ansel Adams had taken it, would that make a difference?

Besides, he provides ample examples to illustrate how the careful choices of words make a difference in communication.

I cannot promise you that the reforms we seek will be perfect or make a difference overnight.

i'm gonna make a change, for once im my life it's gonna feel real good, gonna make a difference gonna make it right. . .

With people like Mr. Rader in the world, there was hope, kindness and love, and that would always make a difference.

If there were ever a time to dare, to make a difference, to embark on something worth doing, it is now.

When the human genome was sequenced, scientists promised the world that it would make a difference to healthcare.

Europe has tightened its system up, and the carbon price has risen to a level which could start to make a difference.

Though the fluctuation is not vast, it is enough to make a difference from peak to trough.

I was fired up, I was ready to make a difference.

A qualified acupuncturist and Chinese herbalistshould really be able to make a difference.

Let your own bright and distinct light shine. Use this opportunity to make a difference in a way that only you can do.

Conventional political activity may not be as enjoyable as shopping, but it is far more likely to make a difference.

That means that donors without large amounts of money can make a difference, he said.

Eg. Now I've worked on issues like these for a long time, some of them for30 years, and I am determined to make a difference for all of you.

Marriage, I discovered rather to my surprise, really does make a difference: I feel more settled, more secure.

Giving out to others in an effort to make a difference had taken its toll.

He's a true adventurer and a passionate believer that it is within our grasp to make a difference.

Ultimately we all want to help and make a difference, it's a question of just how we choose to do so.

Thank you for listening. I invite you to be a teacher. Improve the world and make a difference.

You don't have to be the biggest donor in every country to make a difference.

Person - organization fit and the war for talent : does diversity management make a difference ?

If you cannot remember everything I said, please do remember that all of you, each of you, can make a difference in your lives.

If you want to make a difference in global healthcare, Quintiles is the place for you.

Even if it is a small thing, it could still make a difference to the environment.

He is one of the few players in a position to make a difference.

There is still a big divot in Sergeant Strang's leg, graphically illustrating how just a little new muscle tissue can make a difference.

But sometimes I wonder if what I'm doing will make a difference in the long run.

The integration of the Convention into country programmes and activities would, he added, help to make a difference on the ground.

One question I use to filter out the unimportant tasks is "Will doing this make a difference in the next 6 months? "

Leow said he and Schokora want to "continue to make a difference in the creative industry. "

But just like Communism, it was abused and had failed before it really had a chance to make a difference in the world.

Even if China has the missile powerful enough to reach and blow up the Moon, will it make a difference?

Whatever coding style you use, it really does make a difference if everyone on your team (and even better, your company) standardizes on it.

If he wants to make a difference in the year he has in charge he should devote himself to two policies.

At times sellers of goods make a difference between the cash price, and the price asked if the goods are sold on credit.

Having publicly set themselves above others , its founders remain adamant their ideals will make a difference in the long term .

ALAN GUSKIN: The message he left behind was that young people could make a difference in helping to create a better and more peaceful world.

so holding your breath for just a moment can make a difference, even though it might sound silly.

The third message is that the combination of money, good governance and a commitment to tackling inequality does make a difference.

Every time you make a difference, your confidence grows. This day is filled with opportunities, both big and small, to make a difference.

Well, we prefer to have the US National Chartering Corporation take care of the shipping. It doesn't make a difference to you, does it?

It's not whether or not you'll make a difference, it's what kind of difference you'll make.

Colorectal Cancer Screening Knowledge, Attitudes, and Beliefs Among Veterans: Does Literacy Make a Difference?

There is something very special in each and every one of us. We have all been gifted with the ability to make a difference.

Would it make a difference if the deceased was a relative, or just a friend?

Cause marketing is a win-win, and entrepreneurs are using it to make a difference while building their businesses.

The New York Chinese Film Festival, due to open on November 8, also hopes to make a difference.

Both Reagan and Bush were able to abandon their mistaken neutrality in time to make a difference.

If you aren't happy about the way things are, then I invite you to begin walking a path to make a difference.

Please describe a time when you saw an opportunity to really make a difference on yourself?

Just try to make a difference in someone's life. . . . . . . today? tomorrow? just "do it" .

We don't need one person to represent us all if there's a great librarian working to make a difference in every community.

FOOD: Would you give up eating meat, snacks or convenience foods if you knew it would make a difference?

It goes against this whole self made man, this whole self will that we have to make a difference, and to simply let God.

I wrote Veronica Decides to Die, and the book was about this: accept your differences and this is how you make a difference.

But I think being different is good, because you present a different point of view. You may have the chance to make a difference.

However, it may make a difference to the user clients that make calls to your Web service.

Do you want that phrase to apply to you, or do you want to break out and at least try to make a difference?

SC: Do different grades of gasoline make a difference to your car and its mileage?

But he did make a difference, didn't he? To every starfish that he threw back in?

Most strikers reacted with disdain to news of the fare increase, saying it was too small to make a difference.

But does that money really make a difference to a large corporation that will probably go under anyway?

Declare yourself to be a radiant point of light that will make a difference in the world.

Do you think that choosing to deal with challenges with a positive, hopeful attitude can truly make a difference?

"The heat does make a difference, " said Dr Peter Brukner, the club's Head of Medicine and Sports Science.

And if cosmetics do make a difference, which ones are more likely to get you into trouble.

Other factors didn't seem to make a difference, so apparently this is something that's settled in the womb.

This is exactly the situation in which you could expect a politically astute council president to make a difference.

What does it all mean? What hypotheses were proved or disproved? What did I learn? Why does it make a difference?

Business Psychologist, David Chang, lists self regulation and variety as things that really make a difference in the workplace.

In the product is becoming increasingly jude era, in strict accordance with make a difference comes from the clear definition of identity.

Do social connections and relationships make a difference in how the brain ages?

I laugh. I say it's important but I'm not sure it will make a difference to remind people of the environmental ravages of driving.

Does indigenous entrepreneurship make a difference for human welfare? Abundantly.

It will take the efforts of international organizations, civil society groups, religious bodies and you too, to make a difference.

Bridget: That all sounds amazing. But what can you do to help? You are only one person. Can you really make a difference?

What you have told me may make a difference to my own position.

"It does not require that much money into gold to make a difference in the gold price, " he noted.

Even with relatively modern machines, peripherals can also make a difference in the choice of a Linux distro.

Make a difference. Start a club, band, etc. Let your thoughts be heard by people. Make a change for the better of the future.

The Art and Science of Coaching course is for every values-based leader who wants to make a difference in the work they do.

Massimiliano Allegri hinted Ibrahimovic's possible arrival wouldn't make a difference to his plans for the season.

Do just a little, and it will make a difference. Then, do a little bit more.

You have to realize that the unpleasant obstacles in your life are often God-ordained opportunities to make a difference.

Rio Ferdinand is hoping a soccer academy will help to make a difference to the young population of Uganda.

And by doing that you begin to build positive thoughts, positive self esteem, you begin to make a difference in the world.

Fulfillment in life comes from making a difference. When you have an opportunity to make a difference, do so generously and with abandon.

A: The biggest challenge right now in this political environment is to find consensus on things that make a difference.

Nevertheless, enough sight was restored to make a difference to each of the volunteers' lives.

Or will we as humans, having seen how tough, courageous and poignant their lives in the wild are, be moved to make a difference?

It is when they have to distinguish between the two that these new brain cells really make a difference.

We believe that a person with a good idea, willing to work hard, can really make a difference.

The land must make a difference too, in the shape of the clouds.

However, this does not mean that higher education does not make a difference.

But we are also reminded of the power of individuals to make a difference.

Does Leadership really make a difference in Organizational Performance?

Tales like Mr. Farani's abound here, so much so that it makes one wonder if an honest man can ever make a difference.

Bahiyyih appreciates the opportunity to work with junior high school students, as she feels that youth can make a difference in the world.

But for the majority of patients, having the information of the biomarker probably wouldn't make a difference.

And we are providing better services to the American people through the programs that make a difference in their lives.

And, given the size of Goldman's balance sheet, it would need a lot of deposits to make a difference.

As for the currency question, IMF officials say the global recession might make a difference.

The truth is you can take some steps today to make a difference today.

But adding water to the sugary beverages a person consumes throughout the day won't make a difference, they said.

We'll see what the balance is at the end of the season. I feel I have the chance to make a difference this season.

Does this make a difference between the two philosophers?

As Clinton is now discovering, the foods you eat really do make a difference in yourhealth!

Believe that what you do matters, and that it will make a difference.

There are many ways in which we can all make a difference, even if it isn't something on a grand scale.

With affordability already at record levels, yet more medicine is unlikely to make a difference.

I am make a difference in your life and I can just be with you offers support.

The researchers found that cultural and environmental factors make a difference.

And until you settle this issue, you will never fulfill your destiny because you cannot make a difference without being different.

Tell them why you respect and appreciate their work, and that they really do make a difference.

To make a difference, swap lines should be expanded significantly.

In word: Young people who make a difference for Christ control what they say, avoid negative talk, and speak words that honor God.

He wanted to see if a 30-minute delay would make a difference. It did.

"When there is still a chance to make a difference, " he writes, "regret persists. "

US managers'willingness to accept a global assignment: do expatriate benefits and assignment length make a difference?

It should be large enough to make a difference, but not too large, and be properly structured in order to minimise waste.

Today is the only day you can begin to make a difference in your life.

God has a place in his church where your specialties can shineand you can make a difference.

Our policy is simple: BreconRidge hires talented people and provides them with opportunities to make a difference.

And then tell us your story about what you're doing to make a difference.

Copenhagen represents a second chance make a difference.

' With this move, 'I have come full circle, ' he said. 'Now I can make a difference.