Sentence examples for world's distinguished from inspiring English sources

They posted a copy of their paper on the Internet on Nov. 16, noting that the rings confirmed a prediction of a theory recently proposed by Dr. Penrose, one of the world's distinguished mathematicians, called Conformal Cyclic Cosmology.

Horst Faas, a prizewinning combat photographer who carved out new standards for covering war with a camera and became one of the world's distinguished photojournalists in nearly a half-century with The Associated Press, died on Thursday.

Professor James Hansen – the world's most distinguished climate scientist – says: "I find the behaviour of most environmental NGOs to be shocking.

The world's most distinguished climate scientists, after recording like this, say we will face a three to six feet rise in sea level this century.

WHILE Peruvian cuisine may not be one of the world's most distinguished, the fare at Quechua (named for the old Inca language and culture) in Norwalk is worth exploring.

The World's Richest distinguishes between individual billionaires and family fortunes.

Because while economics is the study of the allocation of scarce resources, the online world is distinguished by abundance.

In effect, the researcher was immersed in the infants'playay world' as distinguished from 'the real world' (Singer 2013, p.175).

By the mid-1800s rolling papers were big business, and many were produced throughout the world, distinguished by unique graphic motifs.

An alluring mix of Old World grace and New World fruit distinguishes its best examples.

I do think that the people on Wall Street or in banking will have to take a long view of the world to distinguish themselves.