Sentence examples for separated goods from inspiring English sources

Arguably, since economics traditionally separated goods (things) from services (actions), this provisioning category is an unhelpful blurring of a long-understood distinction.

Schofield separated good clover stalks and damaged clover stalks from the same hay mow, and fed each to a different rabbit.

When considered separately, these markers only had moderate discriminatory capacity for separating good from poor responders.

What separates good advice from useless or bad advice?

They are trying to separate good credit risks from bad or to sell products and services.

Any clear lines of demarcation separating "good" from "evil" have collapsed.

Anna Stothard The Albion, Conwy When separating good pubs from exceptional ones, what matters most?

THE Internet is brimming with mortgage brokers and lenders, but it offers consumers little help in separating good from bad.

The line between these two hits is clear, and separates good, mean hockey from bad, embarrassing hockey.

Perishable, it attempts to arrogate to itself the prerogative of imperishable time, of separating good books from bad".

Back in the clubs, the line separating good and bad taste is as thin as a G-string.