Sentence examples for distinguish because from inspiring English sources

Hemingway's stream has become hard to recognize and to distinguish, because it has become the mainstream.

In her letter, Ms. Mader contends that the poles in the playground, which are green, are hard to distinguish because they blend in with the the surroundings.

Based on the signature spectrum and XRF handheld analysis, the main elements present are S, K and Ca, and other elements in smaller concentration are Al, Si, P, Cl, Ba/Ti (these two elements are often difficult to distinguish because of overlapping characteristic lines [7]) and Zr.

Some were false -- and they were easy to distinguish because they were in color.

"It can distinguish because the distance from the individual to the phone is different," Watson explained.

HVD can be difficult to distinguish because of subtle and overlapping clinical findings.

In this way, the differences between charge and discharge cannot be distinguished, because they both occur in one cycle of the alternating current.

Different kinds of learning were not then as sharply distinguished, because of their appropriate disciplines and terminology, as they are in an age of specialization.

They were described as "identical as two cigarettes in a pack" but could be distinguished because "Mary smokes, Kathryn doesn't".

With the water cooling method, the coflow and counterflow methods did not need to be distinguished because of their small difference, but they should be distinguished for the air cooling method.

Sometimes the freezing temperature will be reached after dew has already formed, producing frozen dew, but this usually cannot be readily distinguished, because crystals ordinarily will start forming at about the same time the freezing starts.