Sentence examples for distinct however from inspiring English sources

It is distinct, however, because it was a relatively financially healthy co-op -- unlike most co-ops that have tried the switch -- and as such its progress will be watched closely, industry professionals said.

The only thing that helps anyone pull off the dreaded graduation get-up is the smile that shows a distinct, however modest, sense of pride.

Bahama Warbler is quite distinct, however, with more extensive yellow underparts, less white on the sides of the neck and a narrower white supercilium, a longer but more slender bill, and longer tarsi.

The priors are distinct, however, in the sense that the Gaussian prior does not generalize the inverse-Wishart prior whatever the choice of the hyper-parameters.

Autonomy and inheritance solutions grant at least this much to the Exclusion Problem: mental and physical properties are numerically distinct, however intimately they are otherwise related.

David and Lumpl are distinct, however intimately related, because they have different modal properties: Lumpl could instantiate ballhood, while David could not.

By successful and fertile, I mean each artist grows individually and independently within the relationship, yet there is some distinct overlap, however slight, that makes their pairing work.

There are distinct challenges, however, in developing products to embed in services.

There was a distinct shift, however, away from geek chic and toward traditional star power: Richard Gere, Sharon Stone, Angelina Jolie and Bono took center stage.

There is a distinct sense, however, that the time has come to move beyond generic "what's expected" CSR tools, to more granular supply chain focused tools.

Despite those distinct advantages, however, supervisors are not immune to feeling downward envy — that is, envy of the employees they oversee.