Sentences with phrase «simple distinction»

This seemingly simple distinction is actually extremely complex — and can cost you thousands of dollars in penalties and back taxes if you make a mistake.

If we make a less simple distinction between the righteous and the wicked, and treat the problem of fulfillment in relation to the mystery of temporal flux and its relation to the abiding realities, then the Christian philosophy of history will stand upon the belief in a redemptive activity of God which wins its strange victory in spite of the continuing tragic character of the course of events.

I have been dismayed by failures to observe this very simple distinction.

But this is too simple a distinction,» says British climatologist Mike Hulme from King's College London, who has many years of experience with IPCC bureaucracy.

At its core, the simple distinction between PR and virtually every other type of marketing activity is captured in two verbal equations:

Both asset classes share similar risk profiles, with a simple distinction between foreign government and domestic corporate credit risk.

So too empirical evidence about the brain is more complex than the simple distinction about left and right processing (Sally P. Springer and Georg Deutsch, Left Brain, Right Brain [W. H. Freeman, 1981]-RRB- Take, as a prime example, the location of speech dominance in the left hemisphere.

For example, there is the simple distinction between factual and imaginative language.

because far too many people can not make the simple distinction between completing the process of a catch while going to the ground (which applies in this case) vs. breaking the plane as a runner (which does not apply in this case — james never became a runner because he goes to the ground and loses control of the ball when it hits the turf).

State Sen. John DeFrancisco, R - Syracuse, brandished his trademark dry wit, questioning why if Republican state Sen. Michael Ranzenhofer's Western New York district is the birthplace of Jell - O, yogurt was voted the state snack in 2014 — a reference to the infamous nearly hourlong debate over that simple distinction which became the butt of jokes on «The Daily Show.»

Such complaints miss a simple distinction: Baseball is about scoring runs.

The simplest distinction is that nonfiction, however creative, is faithful to the facts of what actually happened; whereas fiction departs from that baseline with imaginative embellishment.

This simple distinction is critical.

On the surface, it's a simple distinction: Tourists leave home to escape the world, while travelers leave home to experience the world.

It's such a simple distinction, but it's incredibly effective.

Under FA 2006 the concept of A&M trusts has been abolished and there is no longer a simple distinction between trusts with an interest in possession and trusts without.

Speakers can be broadly classified into two categories, active and passive, based on a simple distinction.

Although often used interchangeably, there is a simple distinction between personal and career branding.