Sentence examples for an effort to differentiate from inspiring English sources

Actavis, for example, spends about €150m ($236m) a year on research and development, in an effort to differentiate its wares from those of its rivals.

In South Dakota in recent days, no fewer than four entities have spent thousands of dollars on advertisements focusing on the tax in an effort to differentiate the positions of Senator Tim Johnson, the Democratic incumbent, from his Republican challenger, Representative John R. Thune.

They discovered that, back in the Sixties, Viola Bernard, the chief psychiatrist at Louise Wise Services, believed that it was better for adopted twins to be separated, based on the idea that twins raised apart were more alike than twins raised together who make an effort to differentiate themselves from each other.

In an earlier statement, Sinclair said the promos "were responding to the public's distrust in news generally. . . and represented nothing more than an effort to differentiate our award-winning news programming from other, less reliable sources of information". Which is not how many viewers and some of Sinclair's own journalists saw it.

Since most netbook vendors also have successful lines of full-size laptops, I suspect that they may have purposely kept their netbook keyboards small and cramped in an effort to differentiate the netbooks from their ultralight laptops in the $900-to-$900-to-$900-to-$

In this method, white cement was used instead of ordinary Portland cement with MWNT in an effort to differentiate MWNT from the cement matrix.

Some Disney insiders suspect the willingness of Mr. Staggs to show a warm, wacky side was a calculated effort to differentiate himself from Mr. Rasulo, who is not known for lightheartedness.

Mr. Gore said he would not decide until the end of the year whether to run again, but his attack on Mr. Bush's terrorism policies was a clear effort to differentiate himself in a Democratic presidential field that was threatening to leave the gate without him.

VMware has a focus on the software-defined data center, a strategic effort to differentiate itself from competitors.

The comments were a clear effort to differentiate the business from hedge funds and other private equity investors who have gotten a reputation for making billions from taking over, streamlining, reorganizing and reselling companies.

In a clear effort to differentiate herself from her real estate magnate opponent, Clinton's speech was sprinkled with anecdotes from her time as first lady in the Bill Clinton administration, and then as the leading U.S. diplomat.