little difference

The answer seems to be making little difference these days.

Now and then I made a little difference in other people's lives.

And the name of the college also makes little difference in the long run.

Whether you see it or not will make but little difference.

"I think it makes little difference whether we move him or not."

That made little difference to a woman who'd found true love.

"A few years make little difference in how close I can come to you."

It makes little difference, for I have now been found.

There was very little difference in the way he looked.

These programs have been around for a while, but that makes very little difference.

It makes little difference in any case, one of them had said to him once.

Even if he had been able to see, it would have made little difference.

But, as she was soon to find out, it made very little difference.

It made little difference; the result would be the same.

To me, there is little difference between past, present, and future.

It makes little difference, for she has no choice but to play.

In this table there is very little difference between one social class group and the other.

We have had our little differences, but is this not sometimes the way?

If there had been a child, it would have made little difference, however.

It made little difference, thought the old woman, which of the two girls she took him to.

"There is very little difference in the numbers we see today."

In fact, figures over the last few years show little difference.

I see little difference between men and women in senior management.

If he would agree to what happened today, then anything I could say will probably make little difference to him.

Results showed that there was little difference between the first two groups.