Sentence examples for that distinction from from inspiring English sources

That distinction from its Detroit rivals, as well as a competitive lineup of cars, drove the automaker to earn net income of $436 million in the second quarter, compared with a $370 million loss for the same quarter last year.

Kerkhoff earned that distinction from being the prosecutor in charge of the J20 trials the series of proceedings that will decide the fate of dozens of demonstrators arrested during protests of Trump's inauguration on January 20 , 2017

What sort of message to the women of America do you think that sends, Senator?" "If elected, you would not be the first man who has been held prisoner of war by an enemy, as Andrew Jackson had that distinction from his participation in the War of 1812.

The fight, billed as "And Then There Was One," has been much anticipated because the winner will become the first undisputed middleweight champion since Marvelous Marvin Hagler held that distinction from 1979 to 1987.

Two weeks ago, he snagged that distinction from Ohio's John Kasich.

The radiographic findings are so typical that distinction from other skeletal dysplasias, except Ellis van Creveld syndrome, is not difficult [ 30, 33].

Part of that distinction comes from the Stampede's being one of the independently owned franchises in the league, unlike the Austin Toros, who are owned by the Spurs, or the Tulsa 66ers (the Thunder).

Backing away from that distinction has been difficult partly because of Mr. Franzen's 1996 essay.

And a growing industry was poised to profit from that distinction.

ARCHITECTURE is still several generations ahead of the other design fields in deploying glamour at the national level, but it may not be profiting from that distinction.

As Paul Hoynes writes in The Cleveland Plain Dealer, the greatest Indian of them all doesn't have anyone threatening to knock him from that distinction.