Sentence examples for a big distinction from inspiring English sources

Clearly there is a big distinction to be made there.

However, he makes a big distinction between volatility and risk.

"That is a big distinction," Professor Juma said.

"There's a big distinction between liquidity and solvency," he added.

That is a big distinction, on our part and theirs".

"The church makes a big distinction between sexual orientation and practice," he said in an interview.

He said that not only was he the first Republican mayor of New York since the 1960s, "but I have a bigger distinction than that: I'm the first one to remain a Republican in about 60 years".

The company will also presumably use the funding to draw a bigger distinction between itself and its direct competitors, many of which are using hardware devices.

The distinction between blog sites that have ads and those that don't is probably a bigger distinction than between magazines that have ads and blogs that have ads.

When you look a bit deeper, though, you begin to see a pretty big distinction by way of the mobile services Nokia is ramping up.

Rosenberg makes a pretty big distinction between old-media types and public figures, on one hand, and regular people on the other hand.