Sentence examples for will be distinguished from from inspiring English sources

We will become world leaders, teachers, coaches, caretakers, environmentalists, and military personnel; but, we will be distinguished from past generations in that we will do these jobs in the context of global challenges and opportunities.

Cosmetically, the SQ5 will be distinguished from the Q5 by upgrades inside and out.

"Sequence variants" whose specific function is unknown will be distinguished from "alleles" by adding a suffix '-sX, to an allele name, where "s" means "sequenced" and "X" is a number that serves to identify a particular sequence variant.

The changes mean pupils in all four of the UK nations will be awarded different qualifications at the age of 16, raising questions about how they will be distinguished from each other.

This new labeling requirement means that under the California Department of Food & Agriculture fertilizer law "input" materials acceptable to be used in an organic program of production will be distinguished from conventional chemical inputs and regulated in accordance with National Organic Program (NOP) and Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) standards.

Part-time treatment as aftercare will be distinguished from immediate part-time treatment.

The term 'morality' as used in this entry will not be distinguished from 'ethics.' Philosophers have drawn various contrasts between the two at various times (Kant for example, and Hegel, and more recently R.M. Hare and Bernard Williams).

Whether and how weakness of will can be distinguished from compulsion has been a subject of much debate in the literature: see Gary Watson's classic paper on the subject (1977) and also Audi 1979, Mele 1987, ch. 2, Buss 1997, Tenenbaum 1999, Wallace 1999, Kennett 2001, ch.

According to Crowley, every individual has a True Will, to be distinguished from the ordinary wants and desires of the ego.

It is worth noticing that the produced spherical aberrations due to the oil and sample refractive index mismatch can be non-negligible and that these will not be distinguished from the aberrations produced only from the sample itself.

How will innocent manipulations be distinguished from malicious ones?