Sentence examples for a significant differentiator from inspiring English sources

The Fortune 100 will look much different in ten years than it does now, and a significant differentiator will be investments in basic research.

Moreover, the direction of the largest principal component was a significant differentiator between the control and patient populations: the left and right amygdala coefficients were substantially higher in the case of patients, and the coefficients of Brodmann Area 9 were, to a lesser extent, higher in controls.

There's a significant differentiator for Baidu, however.

Lowe's and Menards should especially pursue an acquisition of Overstock as they need a significant differentiator against Home Depot.

Those that do not have a significant differentiator or that cannot control their costs will go bust.

Notably, Wind is currently developing its first proprietary model of electric scooters specifically designed for the sharing market, which co-founder and CEO Eric Wang tells me will become a significant differentiator going forward.

"A company's market capitalization, or the fact that it is part of the technology sector, for example, will become a more significant differentiator than whether the company is listed on the Norwegian or British stock exchange," said Ms. Sagar, another advocate of the sector approach.

"BlackBerry's iconic physical keyboard designs have been recognized by the press and the public as a significant market differentiator for its mobile handheld devices," the statement concludes.

This is due largely to the fact that there is too much competition in this market where price is the only significant differentiator.

The firm also realized that usability was an important differentiator and a dimension where it had a significant advantage over potential competitors.

"This could be an important differentiator," Mr. Cripps said.