Sentence examples for sufficiently distinctive from inspiring English sources

On radio, both Global and Radiocentre argued that the BBC fails to be sufficiently distinctive in its genre mix.

But the characters are not sufficiently distinctive to make them interesting or to lend pathos to their anguish.

The Yuchi language also demonstrates distant affinities to Siouan but is sufficiently distinctive to be classified as an isolate.

But the literature of the early Koryŏ is sufficiently distinctive that it can be considered of a separate period.

However, this time the court has backed Lego's argument that its mini-figures are sufficiently distinctive in character to be more than just building bricks.

The report said some viewers did not find BBC1 sufficiently distinctive "in important ways" and it had to take "more creative risks in programming and scheduling choices".

Simple, warm, human, distinctive.

But it is right to ask questions on whether the BBC is sufficiently focused on distinctive programmes".

The key for aspirational brands is to make their distinctive features sufficiently mainstream to be widely appealing without becoming run-of-the-mill.

But defining a geologic time period requires a sufficiently large, clear and distinctive set of geologic characteristics to be useful as a global geologic boundary and that will also survive throughout geologic time.

If we start by studying the behavior of simple nested modals, we can naturally build a theory that explains the interaction of epistemic modals and indicative conditionals, together with other distinctive data not sufficiently appreciated by extant theories.