Sentence examples for price distinguished from inspiring English sources

To figure it out, they put up nearly identical listings–same title, same sale price– distinguished only by their Giving Works status.

Romer and Price distinguished them primarily by postcranial features such as the shapes of limbs and vertebrae.

Price distinguishes intuition from two other grounds of knowledge namely, immediate consciousness or feeling on the one hand, and argumentation, on the other.

Therefore four input prices are distinguished as input measures for the ward.

On the regional level, the county council has assigned the planning function to the regional cooperation body, so the organization setting the price is clearly distinguished from the organization specifying the service delivered for the price.

The magazine's rankings detail the schools' programs and their structures, tuition prices and the schools' distinguished alumni.

When it comes to distinguishing price and value, Australian cricket administrators have their moments, too.

One demonstration project focusing on hotels "understands" concepts like room temperature, bed comfort and hotel price, and can distinguish between concepts like "great," "almost great" and "mostly O.K". to provide useful direct answers.

The clothes — two lines actually, known as Karl Lagerfeld and Lagerfeld Collection, distinguished by their price — are being designed simultaneously by Mr. Lagerfeld in Paris, his home, and by a team in New York, Mr. Hilfiger's headquarters.

However, doctors do not seem to distinguish prices for non-expensive or low-price drugs.

This ability to bet on falling prices ("going short") distinguishes them from traditional "long-only" funds, which profit only if prices rise.Enthusiasts say the greater variety of tools at their disposal gives them an edge.