Sentence examples for they also distinguished from inspiring English sources
In fact, those tactics made Soviet Russia the world's first "intelligence state," and they also distinguished it from authoritarian states run by militaries.
They also distinguished themselves by generally avoiding women-only competitions, until Susan Polgar defeated Xie for the women's championship in 1996.
They also distinguished a third, 'comparative concept' of confirmation, which is employed in making judgements of the following form: 'H is confirmed by E at least as highly as H′ by E′'.
But they also distinguished rational opinions of this sort from the general Stoic category of opinion as any assent to a non-cognitive impression (and hence as always bad), by qualifying their assent to them as 'measured' or 'virtual' — that is, as provisional on their avowedly inconclusive evidence, rather than as a straightforward commitment to their truth.
They also distinguished specific volunteer roles.
For example, in the first home visit CFH nurses place most emphasis on having access to past health history (informational continuity) and developing a relationship with the family (relational continuity), whereas in subsequent visits they also distinguished developing a care plan with the family (managerial continuity).
They also distinguish Canada in the world, and in the minds of many Canadians.
They also distinguish between "small businesses" and "high-growth businesses" (most small businesses stay small).
They also distinguish between voiced and voiceless sounds, in that the latter have no larynx pulse amplitude.
They also distinguish themselves in their assessment of their knowledgeability, with 30% considering themselves very well informed on the issue and a majority happy that it needs no more information on the subject.
In the interviews with this subset of the Latvian participants, it was found that they do associate more with other Russian speakers due to linguistic affinity, but they also distinguish themselves from 'Russian Russians', emphasising the interviewees' Latvian/Baltic identity.
