Sentence examples for biggest distinction from inspiring English sources

The biggest distinction between OM and most of Europe's other stock exchanges is its history as a publicly traded company.

I think the biggest distinction lies in the fact that most Russian scientists now have little-to-no incentive to talk to journalists.

To a scientist, the single greatest attraction of Utah -- and its biggest distinction in a nation of rootless wanderers -- is stability.

There are many differences between 2003 and now, especially in terms of duration, but perhaps the biggest distinction is that the 2003 protests felt mostly like a Hong Kong story, separate from the rest of the world.

I'd been backstage before the show — the guy who made Nirvana's T-shirts, Jeff Ross, made T-shirts for the band I was in, which may have been our biggest distinction.

The biggest distinction between the British and Continental European economies, however, lies in Britain's overriding dependence on consumer spending, which, coupled with a still-buoyant housing market, has left economists concerned about runaway inflation as boom gives way to bust.

One of the biggest distinctions of the two debates was the blunt question on the Black Lives Matter movement: Do Black lives matter or do all lives matter?

In the group of obese children, the biggest distinctions observed were due to gender.

Clearly there is a big distinction to be made there.

However, he makes a big distinction between volatility and risk.

Right now, the big distinction is the money involved.