Sentence examples for is distinctive for its from inspiring English sources

More commonly known as the New Zealand Christmas tree, it is distinctive for its crimson flowers, its ability to thrive almost anywhere and roots that can grow to nine inches in diameter — destroying sewer lines and sidewalks.

It is distinctive for its relative large amount of triply unsaturated α-linolenic acid (ca. 50%).

With only 13 students in an entering class, it is distinctive for its isolation in the high desert not far from Death Valley.

It is distinctive for its wide network of both public and private sector health providers, yet many women choose to deliver their babies at home rather than in hospitals or maternity homes.

The black tail is distinctive for its long central feathers.

Many advocates dream of reforming youth sports, but P.C.A. is distinctive for its approach.

It was distinctive for its conservatism, for its 1968 fidelity to price theory, for its interest in empirical studies, but not so much in formal modeling.

It was distinctive for its macrocystic component, which had a well-defined sclerotic border, and for lack of any microscopic bone resorption, features consistent with a benign lesion.

In his prime, his criticism was distinctive for its uncompromising association of literature and morality.

Polka dots, florals and animal prints became part of his repertoire and his design handwriting was distinctive for its international appeal.

George W. Bush's tax cut plan has never been distinctive for its content, which is standard-issue conservatism -- big tax cuts for the rich, a few crumbs for middle-class families with children the right age, nothing for the poor.