Sentence examples for distinguished long from inspiring English sources

Lord Lamont praised the the former home secretary for his "very distinguished long career".

Some Altaic languages in addition distinguish long and short vowel phonemes.

It was also able to distinguish long queries such as "translate to Spanish 'Where can I buy a hamburger in this neighborhood?'".

The orthography employed in the letter is improvised, and does not distinguish long vowels and only sporadically marks "" (with both and acute accent).

The data here implicate canonical Gαs, although the mice do not distinguish long and short forms of Gαs.

The authors retrospectively identified a ΔSUVmax of >70% at PET4 as the optimal cutoff for distinguishing long term outcome and the interim PET4 results were more predictive than PET2.

"That said, when it comes to the legalization proposal, it's very hard to distinguish long-term undocumented immigrants from Mexico in the United States from long-term undocumented immigrants here from other countries".

He distinguishes long-term impacts, which can be called "sustainable impacts".

The main aim of the study, to distinguish long-term patterns in later succession tree communities, is therefore possible with the DBH threshold of 20 cm.

It's hard to distinguish long-term changes from short-term, he says, and climate models for the Antarctic are somewhat controversial because presatellite climate data (from the 1950s and 1960s) is often not trusted.

In fact, the EU classification (see Ferrero and Nguyen, 2004 for a synoptic table of USA and EU grades) further distinguishes long-grain rice (length > 6.0 mm) into long A (2 < L/W < 3) and long B types (L/W ≥ 3).