Sentence examples for be treated distinctively from inspiring English sources
He told the BBC's Good Morning Scotland programme: "I think it will be the final warning to the UK government saying to deal with Scotland, deal substantially with Scotland, set out terms for the way Scotland will be treated distinctively, or else.
According to our simulation results, habitat conservation needs to be distinctively treated for particular case.
In this way, by adjusting the size and variance of the Gaussian window function, the image region with intensity inhomogeneity can be distinctively treated with the contour evolution, which greatly enhances the improvement of segmentation quality.
For breakfast there will be a distinctively Australian Road House Brekky Roll.
These animals seem to be displaying distinctively human attributes of compassion, kindness and well, humanity.
Biologically, there may be two distinctively different groups of "HER2 positive gastric cancers".
The Nanaimo bar is a distinctively Canadian no-bake treat named for a city on Vancouver Island.CreditCreditCon Poulos for The New York Times.
These were the distinctively emergency measures.
Not because the steroids scandal wasn't distinctively ugly, and distinctively devastating.
Their success is a distinctively American joke.
The menu is less distinctively Romanian than it once was.
