Sentence examples for being a distinct from inspiring English sources

The above definition suggests that, in addition to being a distinct geomorphic feature, a floodplain has a significant hydrologic role.

Ultimately they involve making a choice about being a distinct party competing with Labour or essentially a pressure group on the fringes of the Tory party.

Contrary to the message of austerity, cancer patients and quadriplegics are not a burden on the economy – neither being a distinct group from the hardworking "taxpayer".

Now the Kremlin seems to prefer being a distinct regional power that can offer alternative economic and military institutions and alliances to the West's.

The reality of Emporio Armani is that the collection has stopped being a distinct label of its own — more a variation of the designer's deeply felt aesthetic.

Ascriptive characteristics are those that are ascribed to individuals independently of their choice and include being of the same nation or being a "distinct people".

It's a distinct disadvantage".

This is a distinct possibility.

There is a distinct chill.

Death is a distinct possibility".

Each is a distinct type.