To distinguish right from wrong is difficult.

To distinguish right from wrong is difficult.

The dog knows black from white.

The dog knows black from white.

You have to distinguish fact from fiction.

We in Germany need to distinguish one from the other.

The journalist was too upset to distinguish vice from virtue.

He is old enough to tell good from evil.

Can a child of her age distinguish good from bad?

You must educate your tongue to distinguish good coffee from bad.

You must educate your tongue to distinguish good coffee from bad.

You must educate your tongue to distinguish good coffee from bad.

Welby s death raises two questions, which need to be distinguished.

What s the selling point and the competitive edge?

Both innate and adaptive immunity depend on the ability of the immune system to distinguish between self and non self molecules.

It is important to distinguish such problems from those that cannot, in principle, be solved.

The PRI s candidate, Enrique Peña Nieto, holds an insurmountable lead late in the campaign.

But these mechanisms must be distinguished from a regime of more or less automatic, permanent transfers.

To differentiate from the earlier Goldtop model, the new Les Paul was referred to as The Les Paul Standard.

Across Europe, governments position themselves to be seen as defending national players from foreign competitors.

Advances in internal combustion engines, especially the electric starter, soon lessened the relative advantages of the electric car.

Have you tried our rival's chocolate?

Can you outmaneuver your opponents?

Democracy remains a worthy and widespread goal, which should be distinguished from the means chosen to attain it.

Many of the new users do not yet know how to differentiate between authentic sources and fake or malicious ones.

These new regulations will ensure that European companies will be left trailing far behind their international competitors.

We didn't mean to disparage our contenders.

There has never been a company that doesn't have competition.

He was known in his own lifetime as Henry the Young King to distinguish him from his father.

He later retracted the comment and there was no method of appeal from Britain's rivals.

But then, everybody has competition.

However, the merger of this group was launched much later than its competitors.

Consider Japan's Fast Retailing Company, which retails high quality clothing manufactured in China under the Uniqlo brand in its own Japanese outlets.

Fast Retailing charges one third the price that competitors charge and earns nearly five times the margin.

Abramovich, brought to the fore by Berezovsky, is eliminating his competitors.

We have no competition. There's nobody else who's ever made a widget like this.

Consider depression, the most common mental illness, which must be distinguished from the sadness, disappointment, or frustration we all experience in our lives.

For example, when training a fruit fly to prefer one odor to another in a simple learning task, it will remember better if trained at repeated intervals over a long time rather than in one intense session.

Labor costs grew much faster than for most competitors.

Caesar seems to be one of the first authors to distinguish the two groups, and he had a political motive for doing so (it was an argument in favour of the Rhine border).

'The reason you ought to know Vronsky is this he is one of your rivals.'

CAMBRIDGE This year s presidential campaign in the United States has been marked by calls from Barack Obama s would be Republican challengers for a radical transformation of American foreign policy.

The state owned oil (Pemex) and electric power (Federal Electricity Commission) companies face no competition.

Most significantly, he swung sharply to the right, out flanking his rivals.

I had to come up with a name for our car that would not sound less dignified than those of our competitors.