Sentence examples for distinctive enough from inspiring English sources

More recent workers have not considered this form distinctive enough to maintain it as a distinct variety.

Another 11% said it was not distinctive enough.

That is not a large or distinctive enough group to skew the polls.

But differences in skin patterns were often distinctive enough to provide useful additional information.

It was good bourbon, but the panel did not find it distinctive enough in this company.

Culture secretary John Whittingdale has criticised BBC1 for not being distinctive enough.

And each ballet was distinctive enough to build a consistently lively program.

Nevertheless, the "hobbits" were considered distinctive enough to be a separate species: Homo floresiensis.

Whittingdale keeps opening new fronts, recently complaining the BBC is not "distinctive" enough.

The clinicoradiologic presentation and their histological and immunohistochemical features are distinctive enough to allow the separation from these entities.

The face patterns are distinctive enough that researchers in the breeding season can use face patterns to recognize individual birds!