Sentence examples for because the distinction between from inspiring English sources
Many employers are currently reluctant because the distinction between "education" and "advice" is not clear.
The big books stopped coming partly because the distinction between intellectual movements and political parties broke down.
That statistic, though, is somewhat misleading, because the distinction between traditional lobbying and the work of Rubenstein Associates is blurry.
It's impossible to say exactly what portion of otaku are 2-D lovers, because the distinction between the two can be blurry.
In each of these cases, definitions are needed not only because the meaning of the term itself is unsettled but also because the distinction between "work" and "material object" requires clarification.
Because the distinction between rock and roll and rhythm and blues was not based on any hard-and-fast rules, most performers issued records that fit in both categories.
LENSKI: Primary [elections] are tricky because of the distinction between primaries and caucuses.
An industry group, the Scotch Whisky Association, was asked to rule on the packaging because of the distinction between single malt whiskeys, which are produced at individual distilleries, and Cardhu Pure Malt, which is a successor to Diageo's Cardhu single malt and contains whiskeys from different distilleries.
It is argued that the difference is justified because of the distinction between supplying goods and rendering services.
The lessons one learns from reading him are timeless and invaluable: because the distinctions between the cognitive processes of the "primitive mind" and its modern "civilized" counterpart may be fewer than we would like to think, it is always worthwhile to look at the familiar as if it were foreign and search for the familiar in what appears to be hopelessly foreign.
