Sentence examples for distinctions made from inspiring English sources

What are some of the distinctions made about hybrid cars?

Viner's work also supported the distinctions made in article XXIV of GATT.

Those distinctions made Strasburg a source of fascination before his professional debut.

We review a selection of modern algorithms for the purpose of illustrating the distinctions made by the taxonomy.

His point of departure was a pair of distinctions made by the philosophers of religion Abraham Kuenen and W.D. Whitney.

The sorts of ethical distinctions made in Key West, where dengue was only a distant prospect, seem silly to them.

The interesting role of the star-linear architecture was further scrutinized through distinctions made through analysis of interactions between IUdR molecules with "inner" and "outer" PEG sections.

Justice Elena Kagan said the distinctions made in the Wal-Mart case were helpful to the plaintiffs in the Amgen case.

In fact, distinctions made among the major styles of sculpture are largely based on a recognition of differences in the principles of design that underlie them.

Definitions have to be drawn up, medical examinations pursued, year after year, and distinctions made between the natural effects of aging and the consequences of radiation exposure.

This myopic formulation of the equal protection issue ducks the complex distinctions made by state laws in the context of dying medical patients.