Sentence examples for to be differentiating between from inspiring English sources

There is a growing fear that security forces do not appear to be differentiating between devout Muslims and those who choose to use violent means to further their political goals.

Simmons seems not to be differentiating between 'unfortunate' and 'unfair'unfair

It has to be differentiated between the mechanisms of DNA methylation, histone modification, and RNA-based mechanisms.

The binding of FoxP3 to these regions can't be differentiated between specific gene and/or miRNA regulation.

In his House Budget Committee testimony last month Bob Woodson explained that the key to rethinking welfare is differentiating between types of poor people.

Still, I don't seem to be alone in differentiating between the vast empires of capitalism and small hand-to-mouth concerns.

"A clinician has to be trained in differentiating between malignancy patterns of tissue and benign patterns," said Dr. Elbaum, who is also president of Electro-Optical ScIrvingtonN.YrviN.YoN.YN.Y.

"The key will be to differentiate between huge operations such as Huffington Post and voluntary blogs like Liberal Conspiracy.

It is important to be able to differentiate between the global perspective and what is required at a country level.

If it does emerge that this incident was a result of his depression then we need to be able to differentiate between types of depression.

It, therefore, would be helpful to be able to differentiate between different polyps at a colonoscopy.