Sentence examples for the same distinction exists from inspiring English sources

The same distinction exists in fiction, between the diverting and the serious, the trivial and the universal.

We refer to evolving digraphs to indicate the fact that the edges are directed, implying the same distinction that exists between graphs and digraphs.

The same distinction, he says, can be seen in bees.

The same distinction between local structure and long-range atomic periodicity exists in the theory of solid-state physics, which primarily deals with ideal crystalline systems.

The same distinction regarding production costs can be applied to unhealthy products.

The same distinction is increasingly occurring at US universities.

The fragile ecosystems themselves might not make the same distinction.

Two other brothers have earned the same distinction.

I also found the same distinction in Gerschenkron (1962) studies about economic development.

The distinction has been chosen for methodological reasons, from which the main reason is that the same distinction is used in the HSA.

Davis, signed with the same distinction, cannot join the Celtics unless Irving's contract is reworked.