Sentence examples for more clearly between from inspiring English sources

The fund also needs to distinguish more clearly between its two roles.

She added: "Governments must distinguish more clearly between the past, present and future, as costs are falling over time.

To move forward, we need to distinguish more clearly between people saying things with which we disagree, and those who make threats or advocate and incite violence.

But perhaps one day we'll be confident enough with difference to differentiate more clearly between good faith cock-ups, halfwittedness, generational backwardness and deliberate discrimination.

The crown itself, meanwhile, was increasingly institutionalized, and the distinction was drawn ever more clearly between the private and public capacities of the king.

The findings, he added, raise questions about how researchers define trauma and suggest a need to distinguish more clearly between emotional distress, a normal response to horrific events, and stress disorder, a pathological response.

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The LFM appears to be more sensitive to topographic changes and could more clearly distinguish between the different phases.

Edit: This post has been edited to more clearly differentiate between the two statements regarding sea level rises.

Based on these findings we suggest an amended EST protocol which could more clearly discriminate between proliferation and differentiation effects of chemicals within the same EST differentiation protocol.

The results are compared to the behavior of model suspensions containing the individually dispersed nanoparticles to more clearly differentiate between particle-level and mesostructural interactions.