Sentence examples for maintain distinction from inspiring English sources

It's a good way for the company to maintain distinction between its Pro and standard lines.

But it can maintain distinctions among only so many brands as they increasingly share the same under-the-skin architecture and components.

Before the launch of the trial at each centre the principal investigator (EH) held meetings with the staff at which she emphasised the uncertainty about the value of structured care and the importance of staff continuing to provide usual care to the control group, to maintain distinctions between both groups.

The emotion of contempt may have a functional role in marking out and maintaining distinctions of rank and prestige [1], [8].

But in general he does more than maintain that distinction, he exploits it.

Over the last four months, I've spoken to hundreds of trans people who say we were wrong to maintain that distinction and we made it worse by making mistakes.

More than most mystery writers, Dibdin was angered by the extent to which prize committees and literary editors in Britain maintain a distinction between crime books and "literature".

Mr. Prosper said the convention's prohibition against using civilian garb was intended to maintain a distinction between civilians and soldiers.

Evolution is no bad thing, but it's important to maintain the distinction between what is essentially entertainment and what represents real enterprise.

But although Spinoza – who admired many aspects of Stoicism – is regarded as the chief source of modern pantheism, he does, in fact, want to maintain the distinction between God and the world.

The standard language also has a tense sibilant ss in contrast with the lax (and somewhat aspirated) s, but many speakers maintain this distinction only at the beginning of a word or ignore it entirely, despite the spelling.