Sentence examples for a distinction on from inspiring English sources

Since two sites did not make a distinction on presence or absence of magical thinking, one symmetry item was created for all patients.

It is a distinction on which Israel's survival depends.

No 10 drew a distinction on Thursday between tax avoidance and "aggressive" tax avoidance.

Sir David Attenborough, the legendary wildlife broadcaster and national treasure, has admitted he cheated his way to a distinction on a biology exam.

The licenses would carry a distinction on the front of the card that states it may be used for driving, not as federal identification.

And she sought to draw a distinction on the issue between herself and Mr. Giuliani, her likely Republican opponent, notwithstanding the fact that the two hold essentially identical views on the subject.

The first one emphasises the context where depressive symptoms occur, the second one focuses on the qualitative difference between ordinary sadness and depressive feelings and the last one proposes a distinction based on pragmatic grounds.

Stevenson recalls that, even from an early age, having a philosopher for a father was a special distinction: "On my first day at school in New Haven," she says, "we were all asked what our fathers did for a living.

It was a distinction lost on many bookstores, who erupted in protest on Wednesday when they heard that Amazon was already selling the hotly anticipated book.

It is founded on, and emphasizes a distinction between, executives on the one hand and workers on the other.

Nor can it easily be simplified or treated primarily as a distinction based on skin color.