Sentence examples for no delineation from inspiring English sources

This West Chelsea theme dive -- Hogs 'n' Heifers meets Coyote Ugly -- makes no delineation between bar and nonbar space, just an alcoholic mosh pit.

It has no grass and no delineation between the fairways and the rough, and the greens — the course rules call them browns — are a concoction of sand and oil packed with a heavy roller and swept with a broom vaguely resembling those dragged along the base paths at the seventh-inning stretch in baseball.

Choice is a good thing, but there's increasingly no delineation between an online publisher or author who bundles up sub-standard work and sells it as cheaply as possible and a publishing house that has some interest in curating their authors' careers.

The different terms are partly confusing, and no delineation between the terms is made.

If it occurs in BIDS, it just gets reported to the tape with no delineation where it came from.

Maybe there really is no delineation -- maybe it's that these relationships we get ourselves into go on and on, and it's just the definition of the relationship that changes.

Our president made no delineations based on faith or race.

Sometimes, there were mysteries, but there were no delineations and my mother never talked about book genres.

Linear, wedge-shaped, geographic areas of lower signal intensity with no clear delineation and no mass effect usually indicate nonmalignant conditions such as prostatitis, atrophy, scar tissue, hematomas, postradiation changes, or hormonal effects [ 11– 13].

There is no deep sulcus sign, and no clear delineation of a pneumothorax.

Therefore if the aim is climate-resilient development, there is no clear delineation between adaptation assistance and development aid.