Sentence examples for could have distinguished from inspiring English sources

New York could have distinguished itself by definitively ending this troubling practice, setting an example for other cities and countries.

With access to referral note data it is possible that we could have distinguished individuals with inflammation biopsied due to suspected CD from those biopsied due to other cause such as IBD.

By the end, I couldn't have distinguished Juliet's balcony from a motorway flyover.

People were fighting for different visions of society, but they would not, and could not, have distinguished between religious and temporal factors in these conflicts.

The existence of a mDR component was not identified (the 'r1' labeling via En1 could not have distinguished the possible difference between midbrain versus isthmic origins, in any case).

While Mariota and Winston could hardly have more different reputations off the field, both have distinguished themselves on it with superlative quarterback play.

They may have distinguished hairlines.

Several, including Livni, have distinguished military records.

"They have distinguished themselves by their achievements".

He could have been distinguished in academic life his work on Herodotus suggests that he could have made his mark as a classical scholar but his excursions into English verse, collected, in 1990, from several slim volumes, hardly suggest that we lost a poet when we gained a politician.

If this book had been typeset in Tactil, Henry's various I love yous could have been distinguished between narcissistic love ("I love you"), love of love rather than love of another ("I love you"), and traditional, romantic love ("I love you").