Sentence examples for has become distinct from inspiring English sources

The new style at Castello di Borghese/Hargrave Vineyard has become distinct, and it is distinctly favorable.

Despite Cozumel being only 20 kms from the mainland and remerging 120,000 years ago [ 27], its biota has become distinct, with eight endemic bird and mammal species.

But faces that would normally have blurred past had become distinct, particular.

A major problem, once booksellers had become distinct from publishers, was suicidal price-cutting in the retail trade.

By that time, the eye had become distinct and well-organized, and at 0600 UTC that day, Iris attained peak winds of 110 mph (175 km/h) to the southeast of Bermuda.

Over the years, therefore, each hatchery's population has become genetically distinct, both from that of other hatcheries, and from the various wild populations.They are not only distinct, but they also seem to be affecting the population of wild salmon.

But even on desktops the line between content and advertising has become less distinct.

Perhaps it is because he internalized his story, allowing it to simmer for decades, that it has become so distinct.

The design and planning of landscapes has become a distinct profession that in many cases is only incidentally horticultural.

In the process, it has become genetically distinct from other Asian elephants, the experts say, based on extensive comparisons of elephant DNA obtained across Asia.

With increase of 250 to 300 basis points in home loan rates in the last year and a half, passing on loan repayment to the next generation has become a distinct possibility.