Sentence examples for making between them from inspiring English sources

What is the significance of the distinction we are making between them in calling one but not the other "logically true"?

A correlation is made between them, taking into account turbulent diffusion of the gas phase.

"Because, in some way, they don't like the comparisons that are made between them?

Romany Gypsies are aggrieved that there is no distinction made between them and Irish Travellers.

Although for couples both are jointly liable, only one claim is made between them.

This section identifies the main technologies embodied in the processes of glass manufacturing, and a comparison is made between them, before and after the liberalization of the markets.

The contracts found to have been induced by the respondents' frauds were made between them and local municipalities and school districts of Alleghany County, Pennsylvania.

I include them under one number mainly to mock the either-or distinctions people used to make between them, eons ago, when they were young.

In some French cathedrals they were emphasized (Reims; Le Mans; Amiens), whereas in others no distinction was made between them and other chapels (Notre-Dame, Paris; Bourges).

There was no written agreement for the 2m Swiss Francs payment – Blatter and Platini say it was an oral agreement made between them 13 years previously.

Neither King Lear nor any of the Asian forms is fully present on stage, but mentally invoked by the connections I make between them, and in the process I alternate between seeing each from the other side.