Sentence examples for distinction though from inspiring English sources

It's a dubious distinction, though, to have been selected for an operation Grant and others were much less sure about.

She was classified as "upper class".In Europe class distinction, though often correlated with wealth, is not necessarily isomorphic.

Bíran bears a distinction, though, that is signalled by a billboard that you see as you arrive.

Investors drew little distinction though, indiscriminately sending bank shares lower.

The distinction, though, seems increasingly thin.

Joyce makes an interesting distinction, though.

However useful the distinction is, though, it is not one which is well-suited to doing the work traditionally associated with the agent-relative/agent-neutral distinction.

What about our second question about Parfit's distinctions, though?

We do put in a fair amount of work to help our clients work through these distinctions, though; we make them feel like they're getting the "real thing" (i.e., not paying for it), while ensuring their understanding that the interaction has a beginning (money on the table, or more precisely, the screening process before we even meet) and an end.

Pierce and Preston focus on survivors who were exposed relatively near the hypocentres of the A-bombs and exclude distal survivors ( ≥ 3 km distant) on the grounds that they had higher baseline cancer rates and that some lifestyle cancer risk factors correlate with urban-rural distinctions, though cigarette smoking had almost no correlation with estimated dose or distance from the hypocentre.

This distinction is arbitrary, though, and difficult to implement in practice.