Sentence examples for distinction challenges from inspiring English sources

That distinction challenges conventional pro-choice and pro-life commitments.

That distinction was challenged by two scientists, and Chief Judge Royce Lamberth of the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia concluded they had a "strong likelihood" of winning and would be irreparably harmed right now if their own research had to compete for grants with embryonic stem cell projects.

This distinction was challenged in the 20th century by artists who declared that objets trouvés ("found objects") are works of art, since the artist's perception of them as such makes them so, even if the objects were not human-made and were not modified in any way (except by exhibition) from their natural state.

They were assumed to be involved in the regulation of the expression of structural information (how this distinction became challenged recently is discussed in Piro 2011).

It's the distinction between "challenging" literature and "snatches of fiction" that vexes me.

However, elsewhere in the interviews, this neat distinction was challenged.

Clinical symptoms do not distinguish between bacterial and viral pneumonia early in the course of disease, rendering early clinical distinction a challenge.

For those of a colonial mindset, this swirling postcolonial world is blurring distinctions and challenging received wisdoms at an alarming rate.

Distinction between recruitment challenges was important in discovering the readiness among patients with schizophrenia to take part in and complete a trial with the GSD-intervention.

But the context distinction remained a challenge for philosophies of discovery.

This distinction has been challenged in recent years by those that see the path of discovery contributing to justification.