As Islamophobia and xenophobia grow, the critical distinction between religious extremism and mainstream Islam is increasingly blurred.
But Mr. Dial's darkly ominous paintings and his sculptures made from found objects raise questions about "the growing uselessness of the distinction" between outsider artists and "the presumably trained, inside variety," Ms. Smith has written.
India might broaden price controls.Yet the battle to invent new cures and conquer new markets will grow fiercer, and the distinction between innovative rich-world drug firms and emerging-market copycats will continue to blur.
Nowadays, there is a growing attention towards the distinction between two different types of skills that are embedded in human capital, namely cognitive and non-cognitive skills.
In summary, there is a growing recognition that the distinction between research and other evidence-generating activities is artificial and selective ethics review of activities labeled "research" is problematic.
It's something of a personality test for the bookish, one that determines how broke you're likely to be in the near future: There is a growing distinction between the book reader and the book owner.
As grain size gradually grows with increasing temperature, the distinction between these two components is expected to diminish, which may also explain the more rapid decrease in the strength with increasing temperature.
Most important, some young people seem to be growing up without learning the distinction between respectability and attention.
Social differentiation, one of the consequences of growing capitalist relations, sharpened the distinction between well-off peasants and the majority of smallholders, who lived on the edge of poverty.
During the 1870s the distinction grew between 'first-class ironclads' or 'battleships' on the one hand, and 'cruising ironclads' designed for long-range work on the other.
