Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• As extraction of oil and gas continues to fall within the scope of this Directive, there might be a need to distinguish between exploration and extraction.
• Undoubtedly, there is quite a difference between the electricity and gas markets, and we should distinguish between them in our documents, as was rightfully done by the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy.
• If we succeed in this respect, there will be no need to distinguish between tobacco products for domestic consumption and those for export.
• Since these two undertakings merged subsequently, there is no need to distinguish between the advantages granted to one or the other.
• Other scenes, there are far too many microbes on every single surface to ever distinguish between contributors, but here...
• reserved postal services' and 'ancillary postal services'.
• For the purposes of the application of this directive, there is no need to distinguish between 'non
• But then, on the one level, cognitively, there's very little to distinguish between the processes of thinking and feeling, and...

• a side with which I passionately agree.
• 're, like, wrestling.
• I passionately believe that making progress in the shorter term would be better and safer.
• I passionately believe there is an alternative, and I want to persuade you that education is better without faith.
• I just ask Parliament to reflect on the fact that this debate included speeches all of which were on the same side
• This is what I passionately collect.
• I passionately believe that it's the growth of small businesses into larger ones that is critical for Britain's future.
• Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I passionately hope that next Tuesday the American people will defeat Mr Bush's extreme right government.