Sentence examples for doubtful distinction of from inspiring English sources
Palmer produced a surprise winner of the 2,000 Guineas in April but he also has the doubtful distinction of being the only trainer so far to saddle a loser from Frankel's stock.
Gibraltar, the UK dependency, has the doubtful distinction of the highest per capita emissions in the world, at 135.5 tonnes per year, compared with 8.5 tonnes per person in the UK and 6.3 tonnes in China.
But only if the Dniester loses the doubtful distinction as one of Europe's last unrecognized borders.
South Africa, where AIDS was barely acknowledged for years and whose president remains doubtful even now about its cause, today holds the dismal distinction of having the world's largest caseload of H.I.V. infection and AIDS, 4.5 million.
Particularization is the alone distinction of merit".
But is that a distinction of substance?
I don't make distinctions of people.
I had no distinctions of "difference".
However, it is doubtful whether this distinction really helps Husserl overcome the difficulty the phenomenon of context-sensitivity poses for his species-theory of content.
JETS' COLEMAN DOUBTFUL The Jets' starting safety, Erik Coleman, is doubtful because of a concussion.
