Sentence examples for three distinctions from inspiring English sources
He was the first NBA player to be honoured with all three distinctions in the same season.
A recent report from the Higher Education Funding Council for England, found that although some 38% of students achieved top grades for their level three BTec (three distinctions), a student gaining CDD at A-level was still more likely to go to university.
His nomination has three distinctions.
Our analysis elaborates three distinctions between the One World, One Health agenda and its transgenic counterpoint.
Fig. 4 Interrelations between the three distinctions discussed in Hunston (2000), Thetela (1997) and Hood (2004).
The typology of Rougès and Montreuil [23] includes three distinctions: efficiency versus human, trust versus control and business versus community.
But there were two distinctions.
It has two distinctions, however.
Mr. Katyal responded with two distinctions.
"San Francisco had two distinctions: One, it was the most beautiful city in America.
Mr. Butsch's two distinctions, active/passive and public/private, are important.
