Rather, it's whether all that spending is making any difference.
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He said he despaired of making any difference with his writings.
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But that also doesn't mean it's making any difference in the bigger fight against drinking and driving.
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Spurning this gift, however, will deprive you and your excellent cause of a benefit, without making any difference to the corporation's behavior.
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" Worse, he wonders if he is making any difference: "They clap for me, but the rest" — back in Syria — "are still in prison, under siege, under bombs.
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"We did a review, and we couldn't tell if it was really making any difference; so we decided to reallocate the resources," said a person familiar with ABC's decision.
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Yesterday, SF City Attorney Dennis Herrera sent cease-and-desist letters to Lime, Bird and Spin, but that doesn't seem to be making any difference to Lime, Bird and Spin.
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I wonder if my strongly worded letters are making any difference in cutting through the decades-long corruption in Tennessee, and vow to keep pushing and exercising my responsibilities as an active citizen in a democracy, even if it is faltering.
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Males can have low levels of testosterone and still be males. Females can have high levels of testosterone and still be female, not making any difference to their identified sex.
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This change ended up not making any difference for Montreal, as the team swept Vancouver and then Calgary for the Stanley Cup. For the 1924–25 WCHL season, the PCHA folded and two of its teams, the Vancouver Maroons and Victoria Cougars joined the WCHL, giving the league six teams. The Saskatoon franchise became the Saskatoon Sheiks. The league had some top-level talent on its rosters, with stars such as Bun Cook and Bill Cook and rookie Eddie Shore.
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John Ingles serves only to provide information on Li Chang Yen, Flossie Monro is only significant in providing a single clue, and Sonia Daviloff only serves to show Poirot the position of the chess table. Zemboy finds the book atypically boring for Christie. He believes that readers whose only exposure to her work is this novel, will be unlikely to pursue more of her books. The episodic nature of the book could have led to it being twice as long or half as long, without making any difference.
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The presence of a villain, Grenwich, also appears to be superfluous, for he arrives and disappears without making any difference to the plot. Other than the fact that there is simply too much happening, the one aspect that detracts from the film is that some of the concepts introduced are largely unacceptable. Nisha could well have played the role of 'the other woman' without having to resort to drinking, smoking and sleeping with the hero, or for that matter, kidnapping him, brief as it may have lasted. And similarly, there were no justifiable reasons for Ashal to be drinking and sleeping around - other than the fact that he didn't have to strive hard for either.
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