Sentence examples for would distinctly from inspiring English sources

However, this approach is not always feasible, since it would distinctly offset the PAT technology's low-cost and low-effort advantages.

This difference would distinctly affect transport, uptake, and clearance of these particles as well.

Our experience also revealed that metal impurities would clearly interfere more distinctly with the stability of 44Sc-NODAGA-compounds than in the case of 44Sc-DOTA-compounds.

The two areas would be distinctly separate from each other with different entrances.

Yet within years al-Qaida's strategy would look distinctly out of date.

1pm: And more of your emails: James Kenny Hollandnd v Spain would be distinctly underwhelming.

That, as the war progressed, "the contest would become distinctly an anti-slavery one," and the tariff fable finally forgotten.

Ultimately, Mr. Thain's tenure at Merrill would generate distinctly different internal assessments of his character within the firm.

A revolution is by definition more violent and more active and I would argue, distinctly more male.

While Apple was early to portable digital music, it would be distinctly late in entering the world of Internet-connected digital hand-helds.

To most young people, the idea of inviting both their favorite D.J.'s and government ministers to the same party would sound distinctly uncool.