Sentence examples for continues to be distinguished from inspiring English sources
The first emphasizes that capitalism in all its variations continues to be distinguished from other economic systems by the priority accorded to the drive for wealth and the centrality of the competitive mechanism that channels this drive toward those ends that the market rewards.
Mr. Leeds predicted that Systemax would continue to be able to distinguish itself from bigger competitors like the CDW Corporation, which focuses more on computer sales to businesses, and competitors of similar size like PC Mall Inc., which focuses more on individual customers.
It is abundantly clear that we must continue to be able to describe and distinguish M/Md in the interests of both patients and science.
Despite trying to play a different game, Google+ will continue to be compared to Facebook until it can distinguish itself.
As rare/novel genetic variants continue to be uncovered, there is a major challenge in distinguishing true pathogenic variants from rare benign mutations.
Currently, there is a registry that distinguishes symptomatic from asymptomatic women, but both groups continue to be served by the screening program.
The new fries will be crinkled, so that Burger King staff can distinguish them from their full-fat cousins, which will continue to be sold.
The Early English style, continuing to about 1307, was distinguished by its pointed arches and long narrow windows without mullions.
In a bleak warning, the report continues: "2014 has been distinguished by a number of specific, disturbing and often violent developments" – noting a cycle of stone-throwing, terror attacks and heavy-handed tactics by Israeli police, which, if the root causes were not addressed, were likely to lead to "further escalation and extreme polarisation".
