Sentence examples for not distinguished enough from inspiring English sources

The new tablets are not distinguished enough.

But the editorial acknowledged that the truly powerful can influence the criminal justice system by insisting that Ms. Sun's family "was not distinguished enough" to have such sway.

This brings up the point that there are two distinct forms of HGT that we need to consider that are currently not distinguished enough; functional innovations (relative to the recipient genome) and displacements.

The case against: The French authorities decided Kimye were "not distinguished enough" to get married at Versailles.

But another parent, Janice Ingram Bell, said she found the report cards impersonal, calling them a "bargain-basement version of a report card" that does not distinguish enough between student ability levels.

If you are operating with a frame that has stunning hints of gold, but it isn't distinguished enough to be represented in your image, merely push up your Kelvin temperature to 7000K or one thing.

As if a touch of the Brazilian brush weren't distinguishing enough, Wharton gives olive-skinned Conchita tallness and red hair.

That might enable the SIFIs to borrow more cheaply.A related worry, reckons Davide Taliente of Oliver Wyman, a consulting firm, is that the current methodology of selecting SIFIs may not distinguish clearly enough between the chances of a bank going bust and the cost of cleaning up the mess if it does.

Green travel schemes demystified One of the largest and best-known certification schemes is Green Globe, and even it was criticised in its early days by the World Wildlife Fund WWFforfor promoting "confusion rather than clarity" by not distinguishing clearly enough between companies that had simply bought the first level of green commitment from those that had actually achieved certification.

"Quite clearly the main thrust of this is there has been an issue with… the possibility of indiscriminate access to data of all sorts," she says, adding: "The [ECJ] are not distinguishing, interestingly enough, between data and content either.

A major problem of this study is that the authors do not distinguish accurately enough between different types of modulation and learning.