Sentence examples for which has distinguished from inspiring English sources

All three stores want to stand apart from Wal-Mart, which has distinguished itself with its pricing.

Court TV, which has distinguished itself with live coverage of court proceedings, will offer a new and bizarre program this fall.

"The quest which has distinguished our fiction," Fiedler wrote, "is the search for an innocent substitute for adulterous passion and marriage alike".

UnitedHealth, which has distinguished itself with the volume of its whining about Obamacare exchange losses and the speed of its withdrawal from that business, disclosed last month at its second-quarter earnings conference call that its Medicaid business is doing fabulously.

Protein kinase Cs (PKCs) constitute a family of serine/threonine kinases, which has distinguished and specific roles in regulating cardiac responses, including those associated with heart failure.

As she pursued an M.B.A. at Georgetown University, she started reading the Wall Street Journal, which had distinguished itself as a source of consequential business journalism, and decided that she would rather write about the business world than work in it.

He appears to be in possession of vigorous health, which is obviously not enjoyed by all his colleagues, and he appears also to be exempted from those Freudian lapses which have distinguished the speeches of the Lord Privy Seal, and therefore he has survived so far with complete vigour.

"But it seems to me that the élan of the Southern soldier was never seen after Chickamauga – that brilliant dash which had distinguished him was gone forever … He fought stoutly to the last, but after Chickamauga, with the sullenness of despair and without the enthusiasm of hope.

The purposes of the project are to develop the technologies necessary for the superconductor applications in electric power systems and, especially for superconducting generators (SCGs) which have distinguished merits, to provide all technologies necessary for their commercialization.

In June she was renamed Vindictive, the fifth ship of that name in the RN, to perpetuate the name of the old protected cruiser which had distinguished herself in the Zeebrugge Raid of April 1918 and had been sunk as a blockship at Ostend in May.

The intervention drew on the references which have distinguished the ethical and theoretical framework underlying the Brazilian Response to AIDS (BRA) [ 19, 20], more specifically, its human rights-based approach [ 21– 23].