Sentences with phrase «very small distinction»

Regarding a differentiation between scientific and societal integrity — one can carve out a very small distinction and show that Dr. Gleick's science research has not shown any lack of integrity.

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Differences of dogma in an essentially Christian society mostly call for giving individual believers the room for distinctions of belief while allowing genuinely distinct (and inevitably very small) religious minorities broader latitude.

«About that time, it became clear that our distinction in the industry is that we would be a quality manufacturer that went for the better - for - you segment, which, at the time, was very small.

I'm also curious as to what the distinction is between «indie» and «traditional» when it comes to very small presses.

This is especially true for small businesses with a sole proprietor, as there is very little distinction between a person and their business on this level.

The differences are really very small, but since we're often making close call distinctions in very large ensembles of models, these small differences can be significant.

This puts him in a small and very select group of criminal defense attorneys who have received this distinction.

Samsung did not have a clear distinction between Galaxy S8 and S8 + apart from one being taller, while Apple has been very clever in this regard making the iPhone + models equally successful as the smaller model.

In a world where rumors of a dual - camera iPhone 7 Plus suggest that only the larger of Apple's next flagships will end up with an extra shooter, it's refreshing to see that Huawei's making no such distinction here: you can choose the smaller, more affordable P9 or the larger, somewhat more premium P9 Plus, and you're still going to get the same performance, many of the same specs, and that very same dual - camera setup, designed in conjunction with Leica.