Sentence examples for better distinguish from inspiring English sources

A physician with such a heart may better distinguish between treatments that prolong dying versus those that restore health.

In order to better distinguish the detail in these sections, synthetic dyes were used to stain tissues with different colours.

(You have to wonder if Daisy was added in a bid to better distinguish this movie from "The King's Speech").

In an effort to better distinguish between the guards and the guarded, the prison dress code has ruled out most of my wardrobe.

I'm not opposed to a more progressive system that would better distinguish the Thousandaires from the Half-Millionaires, and the Millionaires from the Billionaires.

The White House might better distinguish between Wall Street, Big Oil and health insurers, which have all incurred public wrath, and the majority of businesses, which haven't.

"Lots of kids have more than two sets of grandparents, so one reason to choose other names is to better distinguish them from one another," Ms. Points said.

Mercury has since opened its own design shop in California to better distinguish its lines.

This fact can favor XJTCP, which can better distinguish the reason of loss event.

This was done to better distinguish between meaningful cut-offs in substance use.

Either way, both attorneys very much agree: New tests that better distinguish independent contractors are becoming necessary.