Sentence examples for a big distinction between from inspiring English sources

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

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

I do think there is a big distinction between 50s, 60s, 70s.

There is a big distinction between describing a deal as a merger or an acquisition.

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

There's a big distinction between being a fan of music, and making it.

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.

A big distinction is made between Isis and the other leading rebel organisations such as Jabhat al-Nusra and Ahrar al-Sham - the main three Islamist groups which dominate the armed opposition to President Assad's regime.

Remember, there's a big distinction to be made between wearing a gaudy costume on Halloween and covering up one's true identity for the rest of the year.

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

A big distinction needs to be made between adrenal disease and dysregulation.