Sentence examples for apply distinctly from inspiring English sources

So far, most randomised trials have not aimed to clearly separate these groups in order to apply distinctly different therapies.

Their new album, Overdrive, was released in April, and guitarist Naoko Yamano described it as "inspired by 70s British hard rock and American rock"; the songs they played from the record deftly wove those traditions into their pop-punk designs, even as they applied distinctly doomy riffs to songs about food and green tea.

Parker had been brought in from the private sector to apply a distinctly "old Conservative" efficiency drive to the ex-Livingstone empire.

The production can imitate the original arrangements, the way Seal and Rod Stewart did on their recent soul collections, or apply a distinctly personal approach, as Rosanne Cash did on "The List".

In between, there were distinctly fewer efforts to apply policy instruments.

Trainees who shine can apply to work in The Clink, and although distinctly separate, the two operations are intrinsically linked.

The judge also found that state human rights laws did not apply to the club before 1994 because it was "distinctly private".

The techniques he used – from the shape of the clay to the metallic glaze and lustre decoration applied after firing – were distinctly Islamic.

In the book (which has sold over four million copies), economist Steven D. Levitt (aided by journalist Stephen J. Dubner) applies economic principles to distinctly non-economic topics like baby names, cheating in sumo wrestling, and the relationship between legalizing abortion and falling crime rates.

Although the same fundamental mechanical principles apply to both engineered and biological structures, organisms have evolved to apply those principles in distinctly different ways from engineers.

Today, both notions of Harlem — as a distinctly black piece of the New York puzzle or as a place afflicted with urban ills — no longer quite apply.