Sentence examples for make a clear distinction from inspiring English sources

Again, make a clear distinction between surrendering and resisting.

The Court did make a clear distinction between equity issues and adequacy issues.

We always make a clear distinction between our own content and that of our advertisers.

They also often seek to make a clear distinction between pro- and anti-Americanism.

Please make a clear distinction between bilingual teaching and E.S.L. Roslyn.

Evidently one must make a clear distinction between abundance and availability.

When they lose a World Series, they make a clear distinction between the two rings.

To this end it is important to make a clear distinction between the shakedown range and the ratchetting range.

It is necessary to make a clear distinction between the units of weight-measuring (mass measuring) and force-measuring systems.

This was because, in that innocent age, TV audiences did not always make a clear distinction between fact and fiction.

My first advice to the UKis: "Don't mix public service broadcasting with commercial TV – make a clear distinction between them".