Sentence examples for made distinguished from from inspiring English sources

This must be made distinguished from studies investigating factors influencing certain research performance indicators.

This system has created a small elite, who have made distinguished cultural contributions.

From these humble beginnings, Stock-Morton charts d'Agoult's evolution into what the critic Sainte-Beuve called a "monster of ambition" who first wrote bad fiction and then made distinguished contributions to the French liberal opposition press.

PPI network also obeys this rule, making it distinguished from random network [ 20].

"We believe our imminent merger with Leucadia will result in an even stronger Jefferies, as well as making us more distinguished from our bank holding company competitors".

He had an almost unrivalled sense of what made a distinguished and sellable book.

His distinguished pedigree and his own affability made his move from the South to Harvard University in 1855 as easy as it was eventually to be rewarding.

The winning entries from print, photo, radio, and TV categories were selected by a jury made up of distinguished reporters, child rights experts and industry representatives.

The winning entries from print, radio, TV, photojournalis, categories areselected by a panel of jurors made up of distinguished reporters, child rights experts and industry representatives.

The winning entries from print, radio and TV categories were selected by a panel of jurors made up of distinguished reporters, child rights experts and industry representatives.

A substantial amount of analytical progress can be made in the distinguished limit considered above.