Sentence examples for implicit distinctions from inspiring English sources

Over decades, the UK's financial services industry has sought refuge in making implicit distinctions between the likes of 'merchant bankers' and the likes of 'traders'traders

Throughout her article, Meadows makes an implicit distinction between pharmaceuticals and the substances (cherry juice, fish oil, four marvels powder) she was putting in her son's body.

Who would mind that?PETER NIEMANNMagdeburg, GermanySIR You draw an implicit distinction between "the public's top priorities"—education, health and pensions and some matter-of-fact priorities saying that "a country that lets its historical buildings...fall into a state of disrepair...is in a bad way".

The implicit distinction between the unity of the godhead and the multiplicity of the names is reflected in the very structure of the names themselves.

Developments at the end of the 19th and early 20th century in China led Chinese intellectuals to adopt the European concept of philosophy with its implicit distinction from religion.

U.S. military operations involve an implicit distinction between "good Muslims" and "bad Muslims".

This is a more subtle, and most often implicit, distinction that doesn't map perfectly onto the Keynesian/classical divide.

Our implicit distinction appeared as good as that of the best expert method for predicting integral membrane helices.

An implicit distinction therefore seems to have been drawn between synthetic and plant-derived estrogens a belief sustained in the public mind by the assumption that natural is good and synthetic is bad but an untested and potentially misleading notion for those involved with science-based human hazard/risk assessments.

The explicit-implicit distinction in cognition, emotion, and motivation.

at least one question on the explicit-implicit distinction (covered in those lectures).