Sentence examples for stop distinguishing from inspiring English sources

But, in another sense, the Taylors could not stop distinguishing themselves.

Today, indeed, it's the organisation's leadership itself that is brought to task, when a motion proposing the government stop distinguishing between healthcare and social care is kicked back by members after being deemed by many to be poorly framed.

Will people stop distinguishing between "recreational use" and "medical use" of marijuana?

"We need to stop distinguishing the experience by access in a world where people come to expect anything they want, whenever they want".

We've stopped distinguishing between open studios and events because there's so much overlap".

Identifying stops and distinguishing these two kinds of stop in a trajectory are then essential procedures in the overall analysis of GPS data.

The first narrator, Franz Kretzschmar, counterfeit son of the counterfeit railwayman, sitting in a bar on a rainy night, sees two men in the street outside: "The shadows stopped me distinguishing anything but their outline, which had a military air and made me think of two officers engaged in secret, if not subversive, plotting.

This still leaves about 4 %–6 % of stops falsely distinguished as activity stops or non-activity stops.

The V1F2 Offset measurement showed that both /u/ and /i/ leave coarticulatory traces on the preceding stop to distinguish CV sequences from canonical word-final stops.

This shows that stop duration is an important stop-distinguishing feature of the trajectories.

But it's the stops that distinguish this trip.