Sentence examples for distinguished to have from inspiring English sources

The whole column is distinguished to have three zones based on gas holdup, viz.

St. Aubyn is enough of a snob to enjoy this outrageousness, but also sensible enough to see the other side, as when an American character wonders "why the English thought it was so distinguished to have done nothing for a long time in the same place".

Three different flow regimes have been distinguished to explain the hydrodynamics of the overall vessel (i.e., multiple impeller system).

The enhanced contrast made the sucrose stearate distinguished from Eudragit to have its three dimensional (3D) distribution.

"The important thing is to distinguish between agreement to have a civilised dialogue and agreement to agree on everything.

Thus, the sole way for companies to distinguish themselves is to have better customer service.

Winners, he believes, "have distinguished careers,... made this great contribution, and... continue to have distinguished careers".

Sarkozy was widely seen, ironically, to have distinguished himself in leaving office.

McKellen is by no means the only Boltonian to have distinguished himself in the world.

What seems to have distinguished me is the fact that I was a "woman programmer".

A leader in pediatric surgical education, he mentored scores of fellows who went on to have distinguished careers.