Sentence examples similar to distinctly considerable from inspiring English sources
It seems reasonable, therefore, that immunoprotection derived from OAS exposure in this subgroup would be considerable, if distinctly lower than in those over age 61.
A considerable perk for some, distinctly unpleasant for others, it required young girls to prove their commitment to the cause of freedom by going to bed with goatish old hippies.
He is distinctly aware that there is a considerable amount of games that have been created, such as the one Victoria has been playing.
My ex-husband and I both had considerable doubts, and I distinctly recall our conversation, before we got married, about the fact that we could always get divorced.
Four terms with distinctly different meanings have been used interchangeably with "classification," leading to considerable confusion among pathologists and cancer researchers.
Distinctly high rates of residential segregation testify to African Americans' collective conclusion that, no matter how considerable the differences and diversity among them, they are better off together.
In a former analysis we could show that different definitions result in a considerable different prevalence, i.e. the exclusion of pharmacotherapy according to AHA/NHLBI 2004 definition distinctly lowered the prevalence of MetS [ 20].
Its contents itemised distinctly.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Others distinctly are not.
