Sentence examples for distinction falls from inspiring English sources

"The distinction falls apart very easily," said R. Richard Banks, a law professor at Stanford University.

Once all institutions have exit requirements, this distinction falls away, and applicants can only distinguish themselves through the level of English, i.e., the level of GEPT or the TOEFL score they attained.

That distinction falls to President Barack Obama.

Eventually the distinction fell to Camara after Petrov's effort had been blocked and Hartson had miskicked the rebound.

That distinction fell to Graeme McDowell with a par putt on the 1st green at 8.25am, while Westwood was wading up the 2nd fairway.

At 33, she was not the oldest woman in the draw; that distinction fell to Jill Craybas, an American born on the Fourth of July 1974 who has been eliminated from the tournament.

The other distinction falling into this third family is very similar to the DR/DN distinction.

A second distinction falling into this larger family of distinctions is the distinction between reasons that are intersubjective, and those that are not, where intersubjectivity is cashed out in terms of the possibility of an agent's successfully communicating the force of the reason to other agents.

That distinction fell to Mr. Carson and Mrs. Hughes.

Fall injury mechanisms were differentiated using the following distinctions: falls on the same level versus multilevel falls or falls from stair/steps, falls from household furniture versus falls from stairs/steps or playground, and low versus high height falls.

NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA When Leonard Slatkin conducted the New York Philharmonic in Mahler's version of Schumann's "Rhenish" Symphony last May, most fine distinctions fell victim to lackluster playing.