Sentence examples for decides to differentiate from inspiring English sources

I'm intrigued (as I've noted before) by the possibility of a pharma company that decides to differentiate by focusing on brilliant analytics, analytics that would be the envy of the industry – and of others.

His UK publisher decided to differentiate.

The Distilled Spirits Council of the United States says that there are 350 vodkas in the American market, which is why Sobieski "decided to differentiate itself by going after the gimmicks; we're trying to get people to focus on quality," said Marty Weiss, chief executive and creative director of Meter Industries.

She said that she decided to differentiate herself in the saturated Denver market by branding herself "not as a therapist stuck in the mind but as somebody who's in touch with what's going on in the regular world of pop culture".

T-Mobile, on the other hand, has decided to differentiate on a design level, which is something I usually frown upon.

Because we are mainly interested in comparing different measures such as accessibility, coverage, and integration, we decided to differentiate the LRT lines from metro lines by assigning weights to the LRT lines as described in Table 2.

Outsourced apprenticeships are a uniquely American model for apprenticeships, where service providers like call centers, marketing firms, software development shops and others decide to differentiate not only based on services, but also based on provision of purpose-trained entry-level talent.

"We decided to differentiate between the front row and the two rows behind it this time and make it a little more formal and throw in things people expect when they purchase a VIP ticket: parking, drinks, access to the Founder's Room and then a little token -- Ricky Jay playing cards," Rawlings said.

Since our data indicate that RNase L regulates master genes that control pluripotency (Stat3, Fzd7), myogenesis (MyoD, Stat3, Hdac5) and adipogenesis (Chop-10/Ddit3, Aebp1), we decided to differentiate C2-RNase L cells after induction of RNase L during the multipotency phase.

Understanding these effects will be essential in order to understand the mechanism, how a mesenchymal cell decides to divide or to differentiate, which in turn will allow developing effective strategies to control fat pad growth and fight the obesity pandemic.

Negotiators also need to decide how to differentiate between what rich and poor countries should do to fight climate change, and how to verify that countries are doing what they say they would.