Sentence examples for new distinctions from inspiring English sources

The rival, former Senator John Edwards, said he would draw new distinctions with Mrs. Clinton in a speech here on Monday, raising questions with other Democrats over Iraq and Iran.

In response to them, new concepts, new theories, and new distinctions were developed.

Terms are readjusted or new distinctions are introduced, so that conflicting elements find a place in the result.

This has allowed multiple new distinctions to be made amongst the creditworthy, as scores get attached to different interest rates and loan structures.

As punishments transformed to have hierarchical and symbolic meanings, with more being better, the menu of punishments expanded and new distinctions brought new status rewards for victims.

Zones, it has been argued, make association between participants possible but also create new distinctions and separations.

But yesterday a New Jersey man earned a new distinction after winding up on the field at Shea Stadium during Tuesday night's game between the Mets and the San Francisco Giants.

Lydia Wellington and Andrew Scordato were among those who have shone with a new distinction this fall.

It may soon acquire a new distinction: being sued by the biggest-ever group of people.

This calls for an understanding of the new distinction between corrupt and non-corrupt conduct.

But now the city has a new distinction: cocaine capital of Europe.