Sentence examples similar to clear point of differentiation from inspiring English sources

John Costello, the president for global marketing and innovation at the Dunkin Brands Groupp, advocated providing consumers with "a real clear point of product differentiation" by declaring, "Differentiate or die".

Have a clear point of view.

"It is important to undergo a rigorous process to get it right because in the end, a clear and singular message is a bid's only true point of differentiation from competitor bids," Burns wrote.

"The point of differentiation might not be strong enough.

"Right now the big service providers see spam as a point of differentiation," Mr. Everett-Church said.

This type of activity acts as a point of differentiation when applying for jobs.

Its point of differentiation from the classic Cheeto is relative size.

Because the business had a solid product with a genuine point of differentiation, overseas distributors were quick to take note.

Races in the Elder Scrolls traditionally have inherent buffs, and according to Firor these remain "a point of differentiation".

"Actually," he says, speaking several octaves lower, "I find it quite useful as a point of differentiation, as opposed to a point of reference".

Retailers are rediscovering the usefulness of customer service, whether face to face or across the phone lines, as a point of differentiation from their competitors.