Sentence examples for however distinguish from inspiring English sources

It does not, however, distinguish clearly enough between complex carbohydrates (good) and refined ones (bad).

It cannot, however, distinguish between the capillaries in a tumour and those elsewhere.

One must, however, distinguish Shang as an archaeological term from Shang as a dynastic one.

Mr. Miller said Mr. Huntsman did, however, distinguish himself by being the only candidate to approve of the debt deal reached in Washington.

The direction of the Cherenkov light, which is measured by sensitive photodetectors in the wall of the vessel that contains the water, shows the direction of the original particle's source.This so-called "recoil" method cannot, however, distinguish between neutrinos and antineutrinos.

We should, however, distinguish anti-Americanism from religious extremism.

This version, however, distinguishes itself by avoiding deeper meaning or exculpatory explanations.

And a sprinkling of academic economists, however distinguished, won't make up the difference," Blair wrote.

That's more of a concern than any single individual's job prospects, however distinguished they are.

Bitter experience tells you that nothing is more testing for any writer, however distinguished, than to recast familiar material in a new form.

His approach to the final destination has certainly been followed in Italy with an attention rarely accorded to journalists, however distinguished.