Sentence examples for be of sufficient distinction from inspiring English sources
The only qualification is "that candidates be of sufficient distinction to be able to fulfil the duties of the post".
Path C: The Interdisciplinary Path is often combined with Paths A and B, though it need not be if the work in the other discipline is of sufficient quality and distinction to attract the attention of law schools.
Whether or not that is a sufficient distinction of those cases insofar as they deal with the adequacy of the city's procedure, the distinction does not undermine their support for the proposition that the city's procedure must afford the property owner due process.
In the later case, the resolution of the electrophoresis would not be sufficient to allow distinction between the binding of each oligonucleotide to the target.
The size and composition of the present sample should, however, be sufficient to allow distinction between pure social homogamy and pure positive phenotypic assortment (Heath and Eaves 1985).
There are, of course, distinctions here.
2. But admitting the distinction as alleged, the appropriating power to all objects of "common defence and general welfare" is itself of sufficient magnitude to render the preceding views of the subject applicable to it.
His batting is not of sufficient quality.
One nucleotide difference in target sequence was sufficient for the distinction between the presence or absence of a specific target.
Whatever the molecular resemblance, this biologic behavior should be sufficient to merit the distinction of ADH from DCIS.
