Sentence examples for distinctive ways to from inspiring English sources

They failed to find distinctive ways to compete.

Girard's film teems with distinctive ways to evoke Gould's remarkably creative re-creative genius.

Do they allocate resources in distinctive ways to achieve a competitive advantage?

And by nine months they're starting to respond in distinctive ways to expressions.

Yet while Ms. Warner's orientation is traditional, setting the opera firmly in the 19th century, she is ever on the lookout for distinctive ways to enrich the emotional content.

The idea, said Dr. Andrew H. Haims, a diagnostic radiologist at Yale, is that protons in different types of tissue respond in distinctive ways to this pushing and prodding.

For example, Trinidadians use Facebook in a distinctive way to reflect local concepts of scandal and gossip.

The effect of the geometrical three-dimensionality is analyzed in a distinctive way to understand the general behavior of the thermal hydraulic performance.

"We found evidence that the monks laid out the buildings in a very distinctive way to emphasise the 'earliest church' story.

Much like Berg, or Britten in "The Turn of the Screw," Sir Richard has found a distinctive way to adapt the 12-tone idiom to his purposes.

For many runners, a marathon can be a distinctive way to see and experience a new location as most people do not -- especially when that place is a major travel destination itself.