Sentence examples for distinction and separation from inspiring English sources
"The distinction and separation of monetary and fiscal policy has almost disappeared," said Alberto F. Alesina, an economics professor at Harvard.
McKeon's division between "distinction" and "separation" may seem arbitrary, but the strength of the book lies in the wealth of historical, literary, and pictorial examples that evoke the texture of domesticity, from bedchambers to bigamy.
If a point must be made by way of this team, maybe it is that France should not be allowed to claim distinction and separation from Africa so casually, because France owes Africa everything," wrote French-born academic Gregory Pierrot, gesturing to France's long and wretched history of colonial exploitation – and its post-colonial inequities.
Zones, it has been argued, make association between participants possible but also create new distinctions and separations.
It's a common and easy enough distinction, this separation of books into those we read because we want to and those we read because we have to, and it serves as a useful marketing trope for publishers, especially when they are trying to get readers to take this book rather than that one to the beach.
One response: "No fun reads or guilty pleasures?" It's a common and easy enough distinction, this separation of books into those we read because we want to and those we read because we have to, and it serves as a useful marketing trope for publishers, especially when they are trying to get readers to take this book rather than that one to the beach.
Thus, we have a statistical basis for 'simple' and 'complex' TM helix distinction and, thereby, a justification for their separation.
The grouping is due to the pectin content and separation in PC2, and significant positive loadings of FT-IR absorbancies for residues distinction are: 1,740, 1,610 and 1,240 cm−1.
Look for the distinction or separation as well as the link connection between feelings and what happens afterwards in the mind.
I feel separation pain and separation anxiety.
