Sentence examples for developed distinctly from inspiring English sources

Since the late 1990s, SOEs owned by the central and local government have developed distinctly different ownership structures due to institutional changes (i.e., fiscal and SOE reforms).

The F-FAM/DOC in biomat flow developing distinctly in the coniferous catchment was high (about 6.5).

I'm sure it was all those matching outfits - plus years of Catholic school uniforms -- that led us to develop distinctly individual styles as soon as we were able to dress independently.

Growing up in the '60s and '70s, Florida developed a distinctly negative impression of Brooklyn.

As it happens, innovation in urban affairs has developed a distinctly Latin flavour of late.

As a result, many of the slow-paced traditional villages have developed into distinctly modern communities.

But the increasingly blind faith Abbott and his ilk invest in corporate capitalism has developed a distinctly theological aura.

The most memorable of them finds the clan's young master gripped by the hallucination that his new bride has developed some distinctly reptilian qualities.

During the 90's, these rappers developed a distinctly British style of fast chat, emphasizing tongue-twisting agility and gimmicky catch phrases rather than the narrative skills that are valued in American rap.

After the Košice government assumed control of the liberated Czechoslovak lands, it organized people's committees to function as local governments and also developed a distinctly pro-Soviet foreign policy, on the basis of which it obtained the Teschen district from Poland (through Soviet intervention) but ceded sub-Carpathian Ruthenia to the Soviet Union.

The "gathering of the Russian lands," as it has traditionally been known, became under Ivan a conscious and irresistible drive by Moscow to annex all East Slavic lands, both the Russian territories, which traditionally had close links with Moscow, and the Belarusian and Ukrainian regions, which had developed under distinctly different historical and cultural circumstances.