Sentence examples for distinction status from inspiring English sources

Do I want to achieve Distinction Status in six months, or do I want to take more time building a wider front line so I reach Laurel a little farther down the road, but I roll through Prestige and Majesty Status like a tank?

HUSSC, a USDA recognition program that awards Bronze, Silver, Gold and Gold with Distinction status to schools that meet strict nutrition and activity criteria, has certified 6,526 schools as of June 17 , 2013

Unlike First Nations people and Inuit, there has been no distinction between status and non-status, and the Métis, their heritage and aboriginal ancestry have often been absorbed and assimilated into their surrounding populations.

The distinction between status and contract permeates legal analyses of categories of cooperative interpersonal interactions in which one party has particular obligations to the other.

The implications are that the community's discretion is not as a rule subject to other factors such as the market forces of supply and demand and that, if people came to make less distinction of status between occupations, then the rates of pay for different jobs could be more nearly equal.

Sextus calls the postulation of minima Diodorus's 'hypothesis', but the denial of motion his 'own doctrine' (10.85 86), and we might do well to accept this distinction of status.

Old distinctions in status between professional court painters and amateur scholar-artists had been steadily narrowing.

People mingle with those with masks, blurring distinctions of status and conferring anonymity.

'THE RICHES,' PLAIN AND SIMPLE This FX drama about a family of cons who assume new identities as affluent McMansion-ers in Louisiana revels in distinctions between status and class.

In Britain, where dourness can seem to be as much a part of the stereotypical national character as bad food, foul weather and precise distinctions of status, the assertion of a right to be happy can seem almost revolutionary.

And like James — I swear I won't push this analogy too far, lest I start sounding like the dad in "The Squid and the Whale" — Mr. Baumbach is highly sensitive to nuances of behavior and tiny distinctions of status.