Sentence examples for distinctly on from inspiring English sources

However, reviews may focus distinctly on one aspect of adherence behaviour, for example, appointment keeping, drop-out, or medication taking, or on one type of adherence intervention, for example medication packaging, financial incentives, or patient education.

Cash's leaflet offers "any name or words woven distinctly on fine White or Black cambric tape.

Ergo, anyone in yellow – Miriam González-Durántez included – looks distinctly on trend.

While many American Thai restaurants ratchet up the peppers, the accent at Sweet Chilli is distinctly on the first word.

We can read the date of it – 1515 – relatively distinctly on the marble balustrade directly beneath the characteristic trompe-l'oeil signature of the painter himself.

The All Black pack had been under a bit of pressure for most of the evening and ended the half distinctly on the back foot.

Any Maharishi aficionado would have recognised the show as distinctly on-brand.

To the contrary, the company took on a comeback campaign, identifying new and distinctly on-brand ways to tell its story to appeal to the current and growing house-proud audience.

The two ancestors are, quite distinctly, one person putting on ridiculous accents from behind a curtain in the room.

It is found that the efficiencies and shapes of the optimal active ARMs are independent on the distance while that of the reactive ones are distinctly related on.

We watch, and feel distinctly in on the joke.