Sentence examples for needed distinctly from inspiring English sources
Injured animals explored new objects significantly longer, they also needed distinctly more time to contact and to remove the adhesive tape placed on whiskers contralateral to the infarct.
League Two Notts County could consider themselves unfortunate after Villa needed a distinctly debatable penalty to take them into extra time.
"What was wanted, what is still needed, is a proclamation, distinctly announcing the total abolition of slavery".
Clearly, Feinstein is a showman, not a writer: as an author he distinctly needs much heavier editing.
The classification for TerraSAR-X obtained similar accuracy as compared to RapidEye although distinctly more acquisitions were needed.
Further investigation of the relative importance of family stress, job stress, and self esteem in distinctly different populations is needed.
With the new campaign just over a month away and the current squad looking distinctly threadbare, new signings are needed.
The distinctly Jewish-sounding firm, he said, "needed a name that said to people, when you call, you're not going to have to speak Yiddish".
An ex-offender who, Icarus-like, joins his former colleagues with distinctly singed wings, might bring a much needed different perspective to proceedings in the House.
The reaction time needed to produce a fully densified W-ZrC bulk ceramic is distinctly shortened by this means, as contrasted with conventional WC/W or WC preforms.
What I decided needed examination was the core concept, the whole notion that dogs have distinctly different television preferences from other species and that those preferences are knowable.
