Sentence examples for works a distinction from inspiring English sources

(2) In none of these works a distinction between intermediate and final demand goods is made, which, however, proves important as shown inter alia by Miroudot et al.

Your Jawbone UP may be able to tell you how many steps you've taken in a day, and how quickly you take those steps over a period of time, but it never really tell how hard your heart is working — an important distinction to some health-conscious users.

As a result, however, students on the medical science course had been incorrectly led to believe they were working to a distinction standard and had applied to university on that basis.

(Lane 2000 is an exception; he seems to be working with a distinction and vocabulary similar to, although not drawn from, Block's).

Mr. Corzine instead places himself on the side of "making government work," a distinction that he hopes voters will make in November.

In F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, East Egg represents inherited wealth and privilege, while West Egg represents wealth earned through innovation and hard work, a distinction at the core of the American ideal.

Condoms may be used less frequently with non-commercial partners compared to commercial clients in order to make a distinction between work and pleasure [ 16, 17].

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To explain how it works, Birnbaum draws a distinction between four theoretical steps, though in practice they overlap.

He said he had never worked another job, a distinction that set him apart from his rival paan sellers farther along Coney Island Avenue.

True, some other companies have mastered individual Brown works with distinction.