Sentence examples for better distinction from inspiring English sources

A better distinction, albeit old-fashioned, is between predatory and nonpredatory crime — that is, between conduct that violates the rights of others and conduct that doesn't.

Lord Stevens also said a better distinction needed to be made between medications that are used to treat ailments — like a pain reliever — and drugs whose sole purpose is to enhance performance.

PLFA profiles showed better distinction between sampling time and depth, than between treatments.

We aim to provide a better distinction between normal left ventricular trabeculations and LVNC.

The n-alkane proxies provide better distinction between organic matter inputs.

As compared to the FI, the proposed CRI provided better distinction between different asphalt mixtures, less variability, and easier calculation.

The panel also recommended that the federation, known as the F.E.I., pay its judges and other officials, increase security in stables at events, and make better distinctions between drugs intended to medically treat horses and those intended to enhance performance.

He should help states move to more sophisticated accountability systems that take annual student growth into account and make better distinctions across the range of school performance to enhance achievement.

On the other hand, larger numbers of patients allow more reliable estimates of provider scores and permit more and better distinctions between providers.

They were not even better, a distinction held by the cupcakes and the fake Oreos.

While big is often not better, the distinction between private and hospital-owned practices misses the point.