Sentence examples for distinguish effort from inspiring English sources

His mouth opened, and words came forth, but he seemed as if trapped in football purgatory, unable — or unwilling — to distinguish effort from execution, progress from product.

The honor, bestowed upon AAAS members by their peers, recognizes distinguished efforts to advance science or its applications.

It's important at the outset to distinguish this effort from other common uses of AI in the medical imaging field.

Co-recipient (with Dr. Sara Sparrow) of the first Connecticut Psychological Association's "Award for Distinguished Effort by a Connecticut Psychologist, Utilizing Psychological Knowledge and Skills, Which Has Made A Material Contribution to the Welfare of the Public" at Fairfield Connecticut, on December 7 , 1984

It might also distinguish between efforts to limit the size of inflows, so as to keep the currency cheap, and far less controversial attempts to reduce their volatility.

The Obama administration has tried to distinguish its efforts in Afghanistan from what it has characterized as the Bush administration's overly ambitious goals to build a democratic government in Iraq.

It will be a challenge to distinguish these efforts from other attempts at information warfare and propaganda that the U.S. and others are, rightly, critical of.

Also, the Workload Integration Survey does not distinguish between mental effort and physical effort.

What distinguishes the effort by G.E. is its direct focus on hospitals and doctors.

Uganda, which has complained of being drowned-out of the L.R.A. conversation since the video gained worldwide attention, was quick to distinguish the new effort, though it may not result in much change on the ground.

Google can really distinguish its mobile effort from the iPhone by not locking it down to a set of pre-approved applications.