Examples of using Would make a difference in English and their translations into Portuguese
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on issue after issue that would make a difference in your lives-- on health care and education and the economy-- Sen.
Several hundred would make a difference in one area, but it would not conceivably constitute enough to tip the balance across all of Syria.
Is there something that you can see your husband doing… or saying that would make a difference?
And you would think my experience with dead people would make a difference here, but apparently it doesn't.
But the question was whether the frequency of motor intervention through bodily experiences offered to babies would make a difference in that development.
Remember how I said"My family's so screwed up, nothing new would make a difference"?
E10 The school instructed the students that the use of the uniform would make a difference in their attitudes and behavior.
their next punch would make a difference.
changes in that portfolio would make a difference.
Do you think I care for you so little, that betraying me would make a difference?
tried to work out what would make a difference," said Vaughan Smith,
He had wanted for quite a while now to do something that would make a difference in the lives of poor children
whose daughter Shabana is deaf, decided to do something that would make a difference to the lives of these children,
Altogether 23 people stood on the platform to share how they put into practice what they had learned which they felt would make a difference to their lives and families.
people would blend together and it would make a difference.
Do you think this would make a difference to how you may react when those of us from‘elsewhere' communicate in an undeniable fashion for all to witness?
The truth is, on issue after issue that would make a difference in your lives-- on health care,
If at the beginning of Dilma Rousseff's mandate Brazilians believed that she would make a difference towards the goal of transforming Brazil into a first world nation,
The truth is, on issue after issue that would make a difference in your lives- on health care and education and the economy- Senator McCain has been anything but independent.
it would serve some purpose, as if it would make a difference, when what we should be seeking is exactly what this woman is describing.