Sentence examples for making a distinguished from inspiring English sources

This might be explained by the fact that direct regulations in vivo are rare; usually cytokines are controlled on different regulatory levels making a distinguished mediator release dependent on several affecting components possible.

This image also implies that, with talent and dedication, any young scientist has a chance of making a distinguished contribution.

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

In 2010 she was made a distinguished fellow of the British Psychoanalytical Society.

Michael Rouse articulates the devilish lowlife that is Jigger Craigin, and John Woodvine makes a distinguished Starkeeper.

The selected composers made a distinguished yet eclectic group: Hans Werner Henze, Kaija Saariaho, Giya Kancheli, John Corigliano, Somie Satoh and Thomas Adès.

The novelist William March made a distinguished literary contribution in his stories and novels in the 1930s and '40s, particularly Company K and The Looking Glass.

Richter made a distinguished save on Rob Niedermayer late in the first period, but less than a half-minute later the Panthers scored.

He returned to Israel after high school, fluent in English, to make a distinguished career as a commando in Sayaret Matkal, where he rose to captain and was wounded several times.

Only stereotypes, she argues, prevent women from achieving parity, a view borne of her own experience 50 years ago, when the only job a law firm offered her, after she made a distinguished record at Stanford Law School, was as a legal secretary.

Colonel Propp, as she was known to her former Army colleagues, was made a distinguished member of the corps at a banquet in her honor in April 1999 at the Judge Advocate General's School in Charlottesville, Va.