Examples of using Would make a difference in English and their translations into Hebrew
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That would make a difference.
Maybe 10 more of those would make a difference.
I wish it would make a difference, but… it just doesn't.
Perhaps new paint and carpet would make a difference.
And that would make a difference, you know.
I told the chief the Strike Team would make a difference.
Something that would make a difference in the real world?
Perhaps hearing it from somebody else would make a difference.
Doubt if it would make a difference one way or another.
What makes you think one more would make a difference?
Of course it would make a difference.
I mean maybe if we could afford to move to the east it would make a difference.
At least that would make a difference.
Even if you were president of the United States… you think it would make a difference?
If you came, it would make a difference.
Do you think I care for you so little that betraying me would make a difference?
He says he thinks it would make a difference if I went down there.
Is there really anything I can do that would make a difference?
And maybe if I would said this at the dock, it would make a difference because… I think we made a big mistake because we had good times and bad times but we had times.
Do you actually believe another day would make a difference?
That's interesting because I thought that if one sent out Loving thoughts to someone in need,that no matter what, they would make a difference.
I don't know if that would make a difference.
So in the areas where we zoned for significant development,I was determined to create places that would make a difference in people's lives.
I'm not sure that would make a difference.
Renewable energy could wreck the environment, according to a study that examined how much land itwould take to generate the renewable resources that would make a difference in the global energy system.
And if he was 8 or 9, maybe it would make a difference, but Josh is 17.
Yeah, I figured after Matt died, a grandson would make a difference.
Improving technology would make a difference.
Instead, it was about driving significant change in the world that would make a difference for those who need it the most.
We quibble and we jaw about the need for proof, for evidence,as if 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.