Sentence examples for distinction made from inspiring English sources

According to the distinction made above, the two sets of projections have two distinct functional roles.

Why is no distinction made?

The distinction made must have reasonable basis.

But, Lerner asks, on what grounds is this distinction made?

These include the common distinction made in knowledge engineering between task knowledge and domain knowledge.

That distinction made me think about the relationship of news to food and the information diet.

Some are particularly incensed at the distinction made over targeting American citizens.

When the two, differing slightly in quality, cost the same the distinction made little difference.

We see this by revisiting an old, but underappreciated distinction made by Rawls (1955).

In particular, it obscures the critical distinction made between one object in the collection and another.

There was no distinction made between men and women in the classroom, study groups or otherwise.