"distinguish" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- Tax specialists also say that corporate taxes fail to distinguish adequately between revenues and profit.
- I think some commentators are failing to adequately distinguish between cultural custom (or "law") and The Law.
- But a larger shortcoming is the book's occasional failure to distinguish adequately between cause and effect in conspiracy theories.
- The main problem with the game-winning r.b.i. was that it did not adequately distinguish the achievement it was meant to reward.
- Checci, like the paper above, says that a "major weakness" of the poll was a failure to adequately distinguish between households and extended family.
- Experts still had concerns whether the interceptors could adequately distinguish enemy warheads from decoys.
- For example, Williston pointed out in 1901 that Marsh had never been able to adequately distinguish Allosaurus from Creosaurus.
- The government does not adequately distinguish between trafficking victims in need of protective services and other migrants.
- The absence of the profit motive as an incentive to efficiency does not adequately distinguish public and private employees.
- In addition, the law does not adequately distinguish between apartments with high and low risks of lead paint exposure, Dr. Frieden said.
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