Sentence examples for should be a distinctive from inspiring English sources

So there should be a distinctive Labour campaign, for staying in Europe, but for reform too.

Chris Bryant, the shadow Leader of the House, said: "Of course there should be a distinctive English voice in Parliament, but these government proposals will create two tiers of MPs for the first time, and are a charter to break up the UK".

Since the primo-vascular system is an entirely different system from the cardio-vascular system its formation should be a distinctive process from angiogenesis.

Controversy also arose in the question of whether cryptogenic organizing pneumonia should remain a common sign of GVHD, should be a distinctive sign of chronic GVHD, or should be removed as a manifestation of GVHD.

The result should be a distinctive rocking motion.

Then there should be a distinctive 'squeaky pop' sound.

She put into practice the idea put forward in 1918 by Elsa Rehmann that a garden should be a "manifestation of distinctive individuality, an expression of personality".

The new ways of integrating NHS and social care services should be built upon a genuine partnership of equals, with each making its own distinctive contribution to what should be a single, local care network".

"The new ways of integrating NHS and social care services should be built upon a genuine partnership between equals, with each making its own distinctive contribution to what should be a single local care network".

There should be an acknowledgment of the distinctive features of female physicians' careers.

By this time, the party-goers should be in a distinctive yet morphing shape.