Sentence examples for identifiable than from inspiring English sources

It may not be perfect, but it's less identifiable than the alternative.

Henry Blodget might be more identifiable than his writers, but all his writers sound like Henry.

Now the face of the enemy is getting more vivid and identifiable than ever.

It also has the advantage of being difficult to trace and less identifiable than other commodities.

For something more sedate and identifiable than the Dysfunctional Family Picnic, but equally hip, the Folk Implosion (Lou Barlow and John Davis) are playing at Maxwell's in Hoboken at 10 p.m. Friday.

In a world where even the Tory prime minister's wife has been gunned with an ankle dolphin, you might think that an absence of ink was more identifiable than a lack of it.

Moreover, threshold cointegration seems more suited to analyse non-linear price transmission during period of market instability and whenever the timing and the causes of this change in regime are hardly identifiable rather than when non-linearities are generated by a well-identified exogenous external factor, like a change in policy regime.

She has an altogether more identifiable character than Ms. Reichlen.

Research shows that people are more sympathetic towards an identifiable person than towards a group.

Deborah Small of the University of Pennsylvania and George Loewenstein of Carnegie Mellon University have run experiments that show that people are more sympathetic to "identifiable victims" than they are to "statistical victims".

Mozart's famous clarinet pieces, for example, cannot be played exactly as written, because for him the instrument was less a single, identifiable device than a series of experiments in size and range.