Sentence examples for keeping distinct from inspiring English sources

But this obviously does not, and could not, go to keeping distinct conspiracies distinct, in view of the court's conception of the case.

TPS opens with a critical discussion of Hobbes' theory of "war of all against all," which MF insists, correctly in my view, in keeping distinct from "civil war". To Hobbes, civil war comes at the end as the state's mortal disease.

"Fifteen years of keeping distinct identities takes a lot of work," he says.

Although laforin and SEX4 have evolutionarily distinct CBMs, multiple groups have proposed that CBM20 and CBM21 may share a common evolutionary origin and suggest keeping distinct families grouped into a common CBM clan [ 28- 31].

This structuring results from the importance of keeping distinct heterotic groups for maximum exploitation of heterosis (Melchinger and Gumber 1998), from the predominance of distinct biparental populations (Mikel and Dudley 2006), and the need for specialized breeding programs targeting specific traits or environments (Windhausen et al. 2012).

"Their biggest problem will be managing the brands and keeping them distinct," he said.

And if keeping them distinct seems desirable, rather than fuss, why not embrace upmost and quietly use it as itself?

Burt insists on keeping it distinct from 'gay', but the closest he comes to telling us what it means is 'disorienting' of 'a legible, secure identity and position'.

As various species of the genus Homo separated from one another, new traits would erupt, keeping species distinct but not necessarily cognitively improved.

To turn its luxury cars into a significant source of profit, Ford has a difficult balancing act: make the disparate brands more alike under the hood while keeping them distinct above.

And be it enacted, That for every sum so paid, the Sheriff or Collector shall give a receipt, expressing therein to what society of Christians the person from whom he may receive the same shall direct the money to be paid, keeping a distinct account thereof in his books...