Sentence examples for be different enough to from inspiring English sources

Samsung is doing things a little differently, but I don't know if it'll be different enough to make an impact in the (soon to be) flooded market.

Each must be different enough to have a unique advantage.

The "Art Breaks" videos, several of which are entirely silent, may be different enough to stand out.

But he said that the technology Microsoft has in development, which he declined to describe, will be different enough to win new users.

Basically, consecutive time periods should be different enough to be distinguishable, perhaps because an entire group of species -- such as the dinosaurs -- were present in the earlier period but either partly or totally disappeared after the boundary.

What it isn't: Despite more expressive exterior and interior styling, upgraded cabin appointments and refined ride and handling, the 2013 Civic may not be different enough to distance itself safely from the smoking crater left by the 2012 model.

Eventually populations are different enough to be recognised as separate entities and given a name.

The Tony committee decided that this production was different enough to merit a new nomination.

District courts may decide that cases before them were different enough to warrant new appeals.

However, the circumstances and the alignment of forces were different enough to give pause for reflection.

But they follow etiquettes that are different enough to mean they end up offending each other.