41.   But Republican consultant Alex Castellanos faulted her for not drawing sharp distinctions and giving voters cause to select her over Bush.

42.   Hattaway argued that Gore can draw sharp distinctions with rival George W. Bush on the environment.

43.   In this context, it is reasonable that the middle class does not make a sharp distinction with the state.

44.   Their loss to Tennessee provided the sharp distinction between a championship-caliber team and everybody else.

45.   This sharp distinction should be made clear before organisations embark on ambitious and to some, expensive, innovation programmes.

46.   He also drew a sharp distinction between United boss Alex Ferguson and McCarthy.

a. + distinction >>共 331
important 7.21%
clear 6.94%
dubious 6.85%
fine 4.32%
sharp 4.14%
such 2.43%
real 2.07%
crucial 1.80%
legal 1.53%
subtle 1.44%
sharp + n. >>共 1041
decline 5.97%
drop 5.95%
increase 5.60%
rise 5.26%
criticism 4.16%
contrast 3.88%
fall 3.64%
knife 2.85%
gain 2.67%
turn 1.62%
distinction 0.48%
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