Sentence examples for practical distinction from inspiring English sources

"To my mind, there's no moral or practical distinction," he told me.

But the practical distinction would not be great so long as concentrations of CO2 and other greenhouse-gas emissions were stable or falling by 2100.

Governments at the state and national level have never hesitated to ban books — and there is little practical distinction between the major political parties in this regard — but these days there is no need for them to do so.

Emphasis was placed not on legal differences among colonies, protected states, protectorates, and states under the suzerainty of another state but on the practical distinction between self-governing and non-self-governing territories.

For now, twenty-two minutes remains the minimum standard for a show looking to make the leap from Web series to television show, an increasingly meaningless practical distinction that still carries all kinds of very meaningful distinctions in terms of money and opportunity and general recognition.

This apparently banal but highly practical distinction does not imply that recognizing non-magmatic unrest is easy.

Since many companies are organized functionally, the above distinction of content areas corresponds with common practical distinctions of divisions or departments in a company.

Robert M. Kaplan Important conceptual and practical distinctions exist between HRQL and treatment satisfaction (and more broadly, patient satisfaction).

From a management perspective, there are a number of theoretical and practical distinctions between NeI (to which NeD estimates are most closely associated) and NeV.

To get round this, Eco draws a distinction between "practical" lists and "poetic" lists.

Neuroscience has not vindicated the cultural distinction between practical and theoretical activities.