Sentence examples for appropriate distinction from inspiring English sources

Visiting professors in practice was a title given to people "who have appropriate distinction within their area of (non-academic) practice", the university said in a statement.

Ryan makes the appropriate distinction between improving Medicare's solvency and cutting its spending to fund spending elsewhere.

In order to arrive at the appropriate distinction between devitalized cortical bone and devitalized cancellous bone, there are two different diagnostic pathways.

Copper and tin do not persist as such in the bronze and to assume so would fail to make the appropriate distinction between a combination and a mixture.

Your honors thesis committee will evaluate whether your thesis merits distinction and will also recommend the appropriate distinction level, based on the quality of the thesis and on performance in the major program.

For example, we tried throughout the synthesis to distinguish between participants (e.g. boys and girls) where the primary research had made an appropriate distinction.

2), this article considers various doctrines in greater detail by way of discussing standard criticisms with the appropriate distinctions in mind (in sect. 3).

Still, it is unclear whether any use theory of meaning can make the appropriate distinctions — for example, whether it can distinguish 'The present King of France is bald' from 'The present Prime Minister of Australia is bald'.

Perhaps the point is simply to see that, given the appropriate distinctions, there is something to be said either way, with the implication that the correct answer to the question 'Is the good the same as the bad, or different?' is 'In one way (i.e., relative to different things) the same, in another (i.e., relative to the same thing) different' (see Protagoras 334a c).

"The political branches are far better equipped to make appropriate distinctions," the appeals court said, suggesting that Trump or Congress could rewrite the order to avoid constitutional pitfalls.

Making appropriate distinctions along the way will help us win more allies and ensure that our voice is credible and one that cannot be ignored.