Sentence examples for distinctive enough for from inspiring English sources
In 2007 it was acquired by a property magnate and in 2008 filed for bankruptcy protection.The problem with such newspapers is that, although they do much that is excellent, they do little that is distinctive enough for people to pay for it.
One worry was that out of half a dozen lesbians, only one gives off Sapphic vibes distinctive enough for a straight person to recognise: urchin-haired androgyne Shane McCutcheon Katherine Moennigg) is so universally sexy that everyone, male or female, gay or straight, fancies her.
The Nexus 4 is the first Android device I can remember where it's distinctive enough for me to recall what it feels like when I'm not holding it.
It was these differences that George felt were distinctive enough for it to be separate it as a full species from B. integrifolia.
The Barbudan material, and particularly the skulls, shows a number of features distinctive enough for an oryzomyine to persuade Ray to allocate it to its own subgenus and species.
Nonetheless, we will show in the results section that they are distinctive enough for a reliable stereo matching if the epipolar geometry of the cameras is known.
They discuss whether the components of his story — baseball lifer, father figure, great manager — are distinctive enough, especially for a show on a non-sports, premium-cable channel.
What matters then is whether newspapers have anything distinctive enough to pay for, or audiences who are interested enough in reading them to see their demographic data sold on to advertisers in tune with their specific interests.
Mr. McGraw also doesn't have a distinctive enough voice to compensate for treacly, pat songwriting or to make it sound novel.
It's true that this venerable satiric revue was looking a bit peaked when I checked in on it a year ago, as if the exertions of searching for shows distinctive enough to caricature in a bland Broadway season had sapped it of its natural vim and vinegar.
Culture secretary John Whittingdale has criticised BBC1 for not being distinctive enough.
