Sentence examples for be drawn between an from inspiring English sources
The issue of determining the breadth of personal responsibility underlies much of the law: where should the line be drawn between an individual's own responsibility to take care of herself, and society's responsibility to ensure that others shield her?..
There's a very clear line waiting to be drawn between an authoritarian who promises hope and has no plans, and a man cashing $35,000 checks after selling hope and delivering zero plans.
A distinction may be drawn between an observational science like astronomy, where the phenomena studied lie entirely outside the control of the observer, and an experimental science such as mechanics or optics, where the investigator sets up the arrangement to his own taste.
And a new chapter in America's eternal debate on privacy has been opened: where should the line be drawn between an individual's right to go about his business unmolested, and the right of the state to intrude on that business in order to protect society?
This enables distinction to be drawn between an infant being constitutionally and pathologically SGA and provides a better surrogate measure for fetal growth restriction than standard growth indices.
There is a balance to be drawn between a long-term project of development and results but, if things are patently not working, then all other considerations go by the board.
When dealing with control systems, a distinction needs to be drawn between a real physical phenomenon and the signal that represents it in a control system model.
Third, it is clear that a distinction can be drawn between a complex feature as a whole and the components of which it is made with regard to homology versus homoplasy.
This is one of those all-too-often instances in Washington where a direct connection can be drawn between a candidate's fundraising and their anti-progressive legislative agenda.
The confrontation is drawn between an alliance of newcomers to Mexico's telecommunications industry and Mr. Slim, an established figure with a broad hold on Mexican business.
