Sentence examples for Lack of distinction from inspiring English sources

Lack of distinction between fat and fat-free weight can lead to misinterpretation of high BMI (from muscle mass) as overweight or risk for obesity.

It also recognises the lack of distinction between high and low in Japanese art.

"The lack of distinction between waste and surplus in the context of food is really problematic," he said.

The magnet for our sympathy is Adam Symes Mr. Mooree), whose very lack of distinction makes him a serviceable hero.

Part of the chaos is the lack of distinction between what can be measured and what cannot.

"'Love Is Strange' is about the lack of distinction between biological and communal families," Mr. Sachs said.

There is more concern about identikit MPs than about parliamentarians lining their own pockets (37%), unappealing party platforms (26%) or the lack of distinction between these (26%).

The more problematic is the way there is, it seems to me, to be a slight lack of distinction in the schedule.

The set, a living room and kitchen by Erik Flatmo, is spot on in its middle-American, low-budget lack of distinction.

"It was precisely Putin's lack of distinction. . . that in fact made him the perfect embodiment of the Soviet leadership style," Gessen explains.

A lack of distinction between direct and oblique cases in the plural is typical of several languages, including forms in Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, and Bhojpuri.