Sentence examples for two designations from inspiring English sources

The two designations have been used interchangeably, though the term asteroid is more widely recognized by the general public.

These two designations account for more than a fifth of all Unesco world heritage sites, the others being mainly human constructions, such as Venice.

Mr. Gioni finesses the problem without really addressing it by integrating outsider-ish-looking inside art (there's more and more of this around) so the two designations get blurred.

Under the rubric of quality, the Doe Fund received two designations of "poor," on the low end, on a pair of contracts it had with the Department of Social Services, and an "excellent," on the high end, on a large contract with the Department of Homeless Services.

The basic problem is that there is actually no difference between the two designations.

It is made up of two designations: Nonbank Financial Company Designations and Financial Market Utility Designations.

He has received four Robert Capa Gold Medals, two World Press Photo Awards, and six designations as Magazine Photographer of the Year.

Senator Pete V. Domenici, Republican of New Mexico, earmarked $4 million through three designations, and Representative Jim Nussle, Republican of Iowa, had a single earmark worth $1.8 million.

When you supply a recommendation on the network, you give it one of three designations: a wholehearted recommendation (a "gem"), a recommendation with a caveat or two (gem for some), or an "I've heard good things" type of recommendation.

NY 18 has had seven suffixed routes using six designations; only one, NY 18F, still exists.

And these three designations are verified and monitored by animal rights organizations.