Sentence examples for will be distinctive from inspiring English sources

Therefore, you must come up with an editorial strategy that will be distinctive without becoming ridiculous.

For about another three weeks, there will be distinctive, and often delightful, spring skiing conditions in New Hampshire.

It insists that its service will be "distinctive", which is its usual excuse for launching a product that the market already provides.

One thing that will be distinctive about it is that it will be that rare dealership with no cars on display outside after business hours.

The houses built will be "distinctive and timeless" and will "reflect international luxury in union with nature and the location" (see Fig.  1).

We tested two hypotheses in each call type: (i) Patriline Signature Hypothesis: calls will be distinctive by patriline, and (ii) Patriline Recognition Hypothesis: females will respond differently to calls from their fathers and unrelated males when familiarity is controlled.

Besides its sheer volume -- at 2.2 million square feet it will be almost 50percentt larger than Terminal 4 -- the American gateway will also be distinctive in the layout of its concourses, which are parallel to the roadway rather than perpendicular.

In addition, angle-based descriptors based on orientation and width information may be similar, and the points will not be distinctive.

"However, in the future we'd like to work with Chinese designers, which will be a distinctive trait of 10 Corso Como in Shanghai," Ms. Villanti continued.

When we see him again, he no longer has his straight hair; it's now cut short, an ill-timed gonzo style that will be his distinctive look during the postwar years.

Enormous resources are being poured into researching and designing hotel rooms, lobbies, amenities and services — all intended to inspire brand loyalty by creating what hoteliers hope will be a distinctive experience for guests.