Sentence examples for like a distinct from inspiring English sources

Still, nobody on the team would have protested if Bonds had sat out Sunday, which seemed like a distinct possibility.

In those days, before the Great Recession, regeneration seemed like a distinct possibility rather than a bitter joke.

As for him breaking the biggest record in the England team's history, that has always felt like a distinct possibility.

Under the circumstances, -- Karim is flying off to Marrakesh with Farid for a romantic weekend -- that does look like a distinct possibility.

1.24am BST Giants 1 - Reds 1, Bottom 8th The bottom of the eighth and extra innings are starting to seem like a distinct inevitability here.

He would not allow his man to die in the ring — which, if you watch the video, seems like a distinct possibility.

Lymphoepithelioma-like carcinoma: a distinct type of gastric cancer.

It is often categorised as a basal-like tumour, a distinct biological subtype identified by gene expression.

CD44−CD24+ CSCs-like displayed a distinct bone tropism signature that was enriched in genes that discriminate bone metastases of breast cancer from metastases at other organs.

In pea, most of the Ty3/gypsy sequences were classified as Ogre-like retrotransposons, a distinct evolutionary lineage of giant elements occurring in a range of dicot plants including the genera of Leguminosae, Solanaceae, and Salicaceae [ 26].

They grow molohiya, a green spinach-like leaf with a distinct tea-like flavour.