Sentences with phrase «only distinction»

Two different trailers are included, as is an alternate ending whose only distinction is being a few minutes longer in the middle.

Federalism is not only distinction from and rivalry between the federal government and the states; it is also rivalry among the states and among local governments within the states.

There is a close parallel in the interaction of metaphorical language and literal language; there is no sharp line between the two, but only a distinction which is relative, shifting, and contextdependent.31 «Man is a wolf» invites reflection not only on wolf - life characteristics of man, but also on man - like characteristics of the wolf, which is seen thereafter as more human.

«EdTalks could have gone in a completely different direction and highlighted only the distinctions among the 13 programs,» she says.

They snort the word «awareness» as a euphemism for wasted opportunity and believe the only distinction between a good ad and a bad one is whether it triggers behaviour.

The only distinction is how far away from the inside are you?

Additionally, the term «fee - only» is defined more clearly, and CFP ® professionals that wish to use the fee - only distinction will be prohibited from obtaining sales - related compensation, including investment commissions, insurance commissions, 12b - 1 fees, or referral fees.

This to me is the only distinction that would matter.

Rabbi Sacks emphasized that the Jewish and Catholic positions converge on nearly the same result, with the only distinction being abortion to save the mother's life.

The only distinction Whitehead makes between actual occasion and actual entity is that he uses only the term «actual entity» when he refers to God.

The only distinction the determinist can draw is between actuality and impossibility.

The only distinction is found in devotion to the service of others.

In principle the only distinction is the rights they hold vis - à - vis the 50 states citizens.

The only distinction: Grimm is a Republican, not a Democrat.

Routine Autry quickie's only distinction is that its the last low budget film Ann Rutherford made before moving on to the big leagues of MGM.

Back in 1982, Jeff Bridges appeared in «Tron,» one of the first CGI movies — its only distinction.

As smoothly as Bier makes the proceedings flow, she struggles to lift the drama out of its soap suds when it becomes clear that Audrey's grief is her only distinction, and Jerry's dilemma also hits a shallow bottom (with wide - eyed and rubber - faced del Toro falling back on producing people - pleasing moments).

The only distinction here is an aquarium theme with customizable fish swimming in the background and functional online play.

With these differences accounted for, the only distinction between the two groups of students was assumed to be that the former group entered the school system a year later and was therefore subject to the new policy in 3rd grade.

But this is not the only distinction.

Conclusions: Breeding practices of the late 19th century and early 20th century allowed for both Cocker Spaniels and Springer Spaniels to be in the same litter, the only distinction being made for size.

Internet fame was not the Colonel's only distinction, the male Himalayan — Persian crossbreed also holds the 2014 Guinness world record for longest fur on a cat.

The only distinction between the two loyalty programs appears to be the multiplier used....

Its only distinction is 2X TYPs for online spending.

The only distinction I can make out is that the full version of Battleborn remains available for purchase as DLC on Steam for $ 30 / # 25 / $ 30.

According to In Game News, the only distinction of «Nioh» and the «Souls» games is the setting of the game.

Many of Klein's Monochromes are difficult to date, and the only distinction between the early and later works is in their texture, where the later ones are more uniform and finer.

The only distinction today may be the sheer volume of opposition to the current government's stance to justice, and that might be explained by a disdain for evidence - based policy making.

Board certifications are the only distinctions awarded by non-profit organizations.

The only distinction of the two terms has to do with the federal level.