Sentence examples for bigger differentiation from inspiring English sources

What we're seeing is that there is a much bigger differentiation between the haves and the have-nots.

Schmitt says that the app's bigger differentiation is that it will offer a high-quality VPN experience with no bandwidth limitation for free to end users.

That's the big differentiation with the club coach, who has time to develop skills and tactics.

Saving a bit of hassle and a few seconds on a daily basis really adds up; it's the type of subtle experience improvement that is Apple's biggest differentiation.

And it's a big differentiation between what we do and what the exchanges do.

"And once it gets to these more topic-based Clusters, we see a lot bigger age differentiation," he adds.

It's just not fun, which is really our big point of differentiation.

Furthermore, offering access to updates that come straight from players gives it a big point of differentiation from ESPN and Turner Sports coverage, for example.

So Venmo is focused on getting social payments right where PayPal gets it wrong, and the news feed is a big bid for differentiation.

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Both Bedi and Times Internet MD Satyan Gajwani explained to TechCrunch in an interview that a big focus is differentiation and building a digital channel for India's young since the average viewer demographics for MX player are hugely different to Indian TV audiences.