Sentence examples for two distinguishing from inspiring English sources

Dr. Henrich and his colleagues identified two distinguishing factors.

Nein, danke The Chilecon Valley challenge Jam to Moros The prosecutorial maze ReprintsThe plan has two distinguishing features.

The vision of what was, until this week, called Windows on ARM, or WOA was to produce something that looks and felt like an iPad, but with two distinguishing differences.

ERIC BENNETT Marks Chart a Life When Eric Bennett disappeared, his missing poster offered two distinguishing traits -- a tattoo of a bulldog head on his right shoulder and deep stretch marks under his arms.

Written by David Hirson, an American who studied literature at Yale and Oxford and was making his Broadway debut, "La Bête" (or "the beast," a reference to the egomaniacal Valere) has two distinguishing features: The dialogue is in rhyming couplets, and the play veers early into a self-congratulatory monologue by Valere that lasts 25 minutes (about one-quarter of this revival's running time).

The ageing process in China has two distinguishing features.

He was awarded two Distinguished Flying Crosses and two Air Medals.

Front page, December, 1944: photographs of two Distinguished Flying Cross recipients and an article headlined "PFC.

One distinguishing characteristic of peasant agriculture is self-sufficiency.

The rationale for intervention is presented in these three distinguishing paradigms of organ substitution.

And they've always had these three distinguishing qualities: love of adventure, flexibility, and a knack for planning.