Sentence examples for friendly distinction from inspiring English sources

Senators Mark Pryor (D-AR), Joseph Leiberman (I-CT), Kay Hagan (D-NC) and Ben Nelson (D-NE) also shared the "1 Percent friendly" distinction.

Analogous properties of (what on substantial criteria is) slash logic are discussed in Sandu (2007) and Mann et al. (2011); recall Hodges's distinction between independence friendly logic and slash logic (see the beginning of Sect. 3).

Boulder, Colorado Boulder has the distinction of not only being friendly for entrepreneurs but being a friendly city for millennials.

The distinction between Disney's smiling, friendly atom and the frowning, hostile one kept breaking down.

This informal parade of athletes without distinction of nationality signifies the friendly bonds of Olympic sports and helps to foster a party atmosphere in the stadium.

That's why Navarro makes the distinction between being friends and being friendly.

We note that though this is a near-peer program, with mentors and mentees are close in age, and friendly with each other, we see a clear distinction in how mentors and mentees view their roles.

Their award winning work-life portfolio helped earn the company spots on the 100 Best Companies for Working Mothers list, the 100 Best Adoption Friendly Workplace as well as the AWLP WorkLife Seal of Distinction.

But establishments in places including Vermont, Copenhagen and even tech capital San Francisco have imposed similar bans, hoping to make a clear distinction between themselves and the startup-friendly "creative hubs" that loudly tout the speediness of their broadband.

Lipman says that parents should make the distinction between destinations that are kid-friendly and those that are kid-focused.

Yanamah describes "drowning in the depths of despair … yearning for a glimpse of kindness and a friendly gesture"; before her mental health deteriorated she was "a woman of distinction" but now she is "forgotten and lost".