Sentence examples for extra distinction from inspiring English sources

Seattle now return back to CenturyLink Field after a three-game stretch on the road which gives their tally of 19 points from 10 fixtures a little extra distinction.

In applying the 1996 act, the FCC has sought to make extra distinctions between different forms of transmission (copper telephone wire, cable TV, satellite, wireless) and of content (telephone calls, television, data).

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The preoperative recognition of these anatomical landmarks and the distinction between extra and intraneural cysts are crucial for the treatment outcome [20].

Much better to stick with a two-level system of pass and fail, or (if you will insist on such elitism) one extra level of "pass with distinction" for the top quartile.

That distinction gives you some extra personal services, but it doesn't quite eliminate the rigors of traveling 200,000 or so miles a year.

The distinction between nuclear and extra-nuclear properties remains unclear.

The first, based on the distinction between nuclear and extra-nuclear properties, was found lacking.

The distinction may be that extra-ordinary activities are required in the face of degraded, damaged, or destroyed ecosystems.

The distinction between mental and extra-mental is rooted in the Platonic distinction between sensible and intelligible being, and in the Avicennan distinction between existence and essence in contingents.

Parsons's distinction between nuclear and extra-nuclear properties similarly promises to solve the problem of incomplete objects.