Sentence examples for To differentiating between from inspiring English sources

But that doesn't mean he objects to differentiating between excellence and mediocrity.

Even Russia's democratic reformers have taken to differentiating between Chechen "bandits" and suffering Chechen people.

Both these factors are seen as central to differentiating between workers, who are service providers closely controlled by an employer, and self-employed contractors.

Unlike other approaches to differentiating between users, Bootstrapper uses low-cost hardware and allows a person's hands to freely interact with the surface.

"They're not quite ready for prime time, particularly when it comes to differentiating between states' license plates," said Michael Kolb, a consultant with Traffic Technologies of Rhinebeck, N.Y., which designs electronic toll systems for the transportation industry.

PURPOSE: To document the findings of optical coherence tomography in eyes with tractional macular elevation associated with proliferative diabetic retinopathy, paying special attention to differentiating between tractional retinal detachment and retinoschisis.

He fails to differentiate between true absurdity and utter inanity.

He was clearly trying to differentiate between the two wars".

Kwame: Sometimes, people try to differentiate between Enfield and Edmonton.

It is important to differentiate between political and social differences.

The Paralympics uses numbers to differentiate between disabilities.