Sentence examples similar to distinctly accident from inspiring English sources
Even globalisation's defenders admit that the process can be a cruel one, and many global institutions are distinctly accident-prone.
The results of application of the developed novel model signify that forecasting could be effectively carried out under uncertain conditions and hence, positions the model as a distinctly superior tool for accident forecasting investigations.
In plain words, it's no accident that tablets and notebooks are distinctly different from one another.
I distinctly remember the day I heard the news of the accident at Soviet Union's Chernobyl nuclear reactor complex.
This is a distinctly American approach that has often been criticized as a historical accident.
The merging of body and machine is a personal mission for Herr, who lost both his legs below the knee in a mountain climbing accident when he was 17. Prosthetics available at the time were distinctly inanimate, replacing the limb in look, but not in function.
It was a distinctly urban kind of tragedy, one that brought to mind a distinctly different kind of accident — long-distance falls by military pilots or sky divers whose parachutes failed to open, and who survived.
About 40,000 of them -- the accident prone, the overly anxious and the grievously injured -- end up at a distinctly unglamorous medical clinic tucked beside a roaring tarmac near Terminal B. Kennedy Medical Offices, like the airport, never closes.
It was probably no accident, I reasoned, that two significant openings for women came a time when the hegemony of modesty was distinctly under attack.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
